This means all your Landfall triggers, all your Field of the Dead triggers, etc., are going to net you double value
You are only going to be playing it in a deck with a decent amount of Princesses and Queens
It is up to players to solve the mystery of their origin, making Whispers in the Well feel like a frightfully fun set to dive into this time of year
1 | Buster Sword Price: $49.25 Despite our feeling that Buster Sword is probably the card least deserving to be on this list, this is currently the most expensive Final Fantasy card under our criteria
Each deck is pre-built and ready to play right out of the box, coming with a deck of 60 cards, two of which will be foil cards, as well as playing tools like a paper playmat, 10 damage counters, 1 paper lore tracker token, and a set of game rules
Our last two cards today are Noctis, Prince of Lucis and Ardyn, the Usurper! They feature Noctis, the aforementioned protagonist, and Ardyn, a mysterious man he meets during his journey