Additionally, all those special characters will just have a few job levels in their default job with a few skills learned and nothing else, so you not only have to put in a lot of work this late into the game to get all their skills in their special job but also put in a ton of grinding if you want to get them a really good secondary skillset and good reaction/support/movement skills (or in the case of Worker 8 and Byblos, they're monsters so they can never match a well-trained human unit)
Like most Magic: The Gathering cards, the value of More or Less depends on a few consistent factors: its rarity, the printing and finish (regular or foil), its physical condition, and the set it was printed in (Unstable)
On the former, I really value raw battlefield presence in a deck like this
The Power Nine I cant imagine this is the first time youre hearing about the Power Nine, Magics prestigious artifacts of yore
For example, a card with 9/9/10/10 will have a grade of 9
Your Costs Reduced by One for Two Colors The broken one will be hitting later