The shard represents a world obsessed with perfection through artifice, where even living beings replace their flesh with metal
Borderless cards give a new look to some of Aetherdrift 's finest visual offerings
Whenever Crosis deals damage to a player, its controller can pay three mana and name a color, causing that player to reveal their hand and discard all cards of that color
Eventually, she rejoins the party to stand against the monstrous Kefka and fight for a better future for the children
Because it was never sold to the general public, it has remained an extremely limited and exclusive item
The card's position at number three rather than number one might surprise collectors who assumed the most iconic card in the hobby would automatically be the most graded, but it perfectly illustrates the broader theme of this entire article: modern cards generate far more grading volume than vintage cards, even the most iconic vintage cards in existence