Collectors and competitive players are aggressively hunting down the set's rarest pulls, driving presale values for standout Legendary cards to impressive new heights
10 Nasty End Nasty End provides something that every player wants: card advantage
Dihada's first ability gives a legendary creature you control a plethora of keywords until your next turn, making them the perfect defender against your opponent's incoming attacks
Now yes, the initial activation cost is worse, but a -1/-1 counter is so much better
MTG Final Fantasy Starter Kit Arguably one of the most popular boxes, the FFVII-focused starter kit features Cloud and Sephiroth decks and it's just under $20
Sure, you have to deal combat damage with a Dino to pay the prowl cost, but Dinosaurs are all about attacking, so that should be a trivial feat to achieve