Fyndhorn Elves, from 1995's Ice Age expansion, is neither incredibly powerful nor incredibly valuable - its original printing has never cost more than a few dollars, and mechanically identical cards exist and only see niche play
A part of the "Universes Beyond" initiative, it's a brilliant idea to bring gritty sci-fi into Magic's normally more fantasy-oriented foundation, and to do so with a property as renowned for its incredible art as Magic itself
Thats because in Faeria youre not only placing your creatures on a hex-based board, youre also building the board yourself as you play
I even got to go hands-on and play a round with a few folk from developer Wizards of the Coast, and the result of this unexpected tie-in is a strange but surprisingly compelling mix of a multiplayer Magic match and a family board game night
You can also pay 8 and drop a 6/6 token
Say goodbye to Sigardas Vanguard, Shattered Angel, and Breathkeeper Seraph