I like this one in decks like Isshin, or in red decks that want to ramp lands out
(Usually, no!) White Auracite A is a more accurate depiction Moenbryda's white auracite crystal, but White Auracite B is a more straightforwardly appealing card and still gets the gist across, so that one made it into the Commander file
Its also worth noting that initial prints of Ursula, Deceiver of All were misprinted with the Storyborn type, rather than Dreamborn, so if you manage to snag one of these in the wild, youre likely to see its already high, average asking price of $440 exceeded further
According to the official Collecting Final Fantasy x MTG article, the rarity distribution is: An uncommon FCA card 63.25% of the time, A rare FCA card 29.75% of the time, or A mythic rare FCA card 7% of the time Keep in mind that you only find an FCA card in a third of your Play boosters