Esper Origins This is a card that I'm unsure how to evaluate in the current Standard
That sounds fussy until you pull something shiny at prerelease and suddenly everyone at the table wants to just take a quick look. Start with the obvious heavy hitters: Iconics, Enchanteds, Epic treatments, promos, and high-interest Pixar first appearances
This Is Not Who You Are is a pretty powerful ability but only if the opponent has this villain
She also can tank a Teeth and still swing into something, allowing her to take out something with 5 Willpower
Final Fantasys Legacy in Cardboard You get heroes and villains you grew up with, now on premium cardstock
The game itself needs to thrive before there can be a secondary market The decision to forego print run differentiation in the First Chapter is indicative of where Ravensburgers priorities lie: promoting the growth of their actual game, getting cards into the hands of actual players, and deterring scalpers and speculators