There's something to be said about never having to ink a card from your hand again, which is why the Legendary variant we mentioned earlier is also spiking at decent value since launch (sitting at around $26), but the Iconic rare is just on another planet
Identity Thief will become a noncreature Gideon with no loyalty, be removed from combat, and then be put into its owners graveyard
Some argue that it will become as important to modern collecting as the 1986/87 Fleer basketball set or the 1909-11 T206 White Border insert set. Despite the vast numbers of cards sold, the majority were regularly played with and traded by kids around the world
The Final Fantasy VII artwork here will definitely bump that up a bit, but dont expect it to make you any real money
Its a fun way to have threats available in your graveyard, and there are some interesting synergies in the set itself
Pokemon 151 English Reprint: A Game-Changer