One of the tricks R&D uses is to put multiple cards in the same card code slot as a way to say "These cards cannot both go into the set so we're trying them out." This keeps the lead designer from constantly getting comments that the cards are too close
That helps the accessibility, but I think the game came out, to some extent, a little more difficult than we wanted it to be
Due to how unique the effect is and its lack of reprints, this is the most expensive card in the drop at around $17
The Enchanted version of the card has Zeus smiting the Titans as they attempt to breach the home of the gods, though Zeus has something to say about that
Lightning, Army of One (Borderless - Surge Foil) - $318.71 Lightning, Army of One (Borderless - Surge Foil) was a super popular card at the sets launch, and this is far and away the best-looking version of a fantastic aggro card
Some were originally shown as P1 in promotional images, but the Challenge promo cards from Season 1 used the C1 set label
