The connection between the card and the games lies in Final Fantasy 15 's Armiger, which allows Noctis to wield the 13 royal arms of the kingdom of Lucis, so the character's counterpart in Magic: The Gathering is all about casting artifact spells from the graveyard by paying life, and with Noctis, Prince of Lucis' lifelink, players can then recoup the cost by attacking
Outside of literally cracking a serialized Golden Chocobo, Saffron writes, I'm not sure how you really come out ahead opening collector boxes at these prices. Losing 30% On a YouTube video on the MTGGoldfish Unboxings channel, Saffron Olive cracks open five Collector Booster Boxes, which cost around $700-$750 each (so about $3500 in total)
Birds of Paradise has been reprinted many, many times, so this particular art will have to carry high demand to be worth more than a couple of bucks
Having seen tons of salt in person over cards that are extremely common, the hypothetical salt towards cards like The Tabernacle at Pendrell Vale is very interesting to me
Unlike many blink strategies, in Esper Self-bounce it's not creatures you want to be bouncing