Three leagues were available to play through, Gold, Platinum, and City Championship, which introduced players to a variety of NPC characters
That said, the ability to discard one card and draw two is pretty nice
The first and most important is a way to deal consistent damage to your opponents, ideally each one
Chase Card Summary Traveling Chocobo (Serialized 1/77): $8,000-25,000 raw lottery pull, English Collector Boosters only Sephiroth, Fabled SOLDIER (Borderless Surge Foil): $180-280 Cloud, Midgar Mercenary (Borderless Surge Foil): $120-180 Tifa Lockhart (Borderless Surge Foil): $80-140 Lightning, Army of One (Borderless Surge Foil): $70-110 Kefka, Court Mage (Borderless Surge Foil): $60-95 Yuna, Hope of Spira (Borderless Surge Foil): part of the broader Surge Foil chase pool The MTG Final Fantasy Collector Booster Box remains one of the strongest Universes Beyond sealed investments at current market prices
The pull rates follow standard Scarlet & Violet era odds: Hyper Rare: Approximately 1 in 720 packs (roughly 1 in 20 booster boxes) Special Illustration Rare: Approximately 1 in 120 packs (roughly 1 in every 34 boxes) Any specific SIR: Approximately 1 in 800+ packs Ultra Rare: Approximately 1 in 18 packs (roughly 2 per box) What does this mean in practice
Pros: Fast to get started Options to import cards and art Lots of printer-oriented options Cons: Requires lots of technical knowledge Limited instructions #5
