Froakie gazes from beneath the waves in its piece of the triptych, and while it is the first card in the evolution line, it carries strong secondary market appeal simply because collectors who want to display the full panorama have to acquire all three, keeping demand steady regardless of Froakie's standalone popularity
Yes, the price is scary for this MTG precon deck bundle, at writing this, it's for sale for $1,500 - but of course it is
Theres some give and take with Planar Disruption as compared to Journey to Nowhere as an answer to creatures, but ultimately the flexibility will put Planar Disruption way over on average
First and foremost is the free-to-play model and the wildcard construction
The player who takes the first turn cant attack on that turn
The Magic: The Gathering card Winged Hive Tyrant has seen a pretty neat little price bump, jumping from the cheap and cheerful $0.80 one month ago to $3.60 today