These cards dont sell often, but when they do, they almost invariably go for more than however much the market thought they were worth, so Market Price is always playing catchup to reality
Im looking at whats often called a Future Sight effect, which lets you play some subset of cards directly off the top of your library
For now, that's everything Wizards of the Coast has revealed about its upcoming Final Fantasy collaboration
These are: Secret Lair x The Last of Us Part I Secret Lair x The Last of Us Part II Secret Lair x God of War: Greek Secret Lair x God of War: Norse Secret Lair x Uncharted Secret Lair x Horizon: Into the Forbidden West Secret Lair x Ghost of Tsushima Each Secret Lair is a set list of usually five or six defined cards, and will feature the characters and lore of the associated franchise
Previews of more cards can be found around the internet between now and November 7, when the full card gallery will be available on the official MTG website
Admittedly, while there is a lot of potential here, not every MTG deck can exploit this synergy