First of all, most of the new cards seem to find their home in the middle stages of the game, with the internal differences we've discussed in the previous section
This set features 264 black-bordered cards, including randomly inserted premium versions of all cards in the set
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For starters, it's quite possibly the biggest crossover that Magic: The Gathering has ever seen, but the increased price compared to similar sets would have contributed too, as fans were upset upon discovering that the Final Fantasy set is priced closer to premium products, despite being Standard-legal
From a competitive standpoint, Whispers in the Well added a ton of competition-ready cards and shook up the meta nicely following Fabled's laying the foundations and bringing in new waves of players.
However, due to the card's consistent performance, slower decks across the meta are also making ample use of Starting Town