Fateful Showdown deals damage equal to the number of cards in your hand
Unsurprisingly, for those who kept up with MTG Final Fantasy at launch, all five of the most valuable chase cards are the Traveling Chocobo variants: Traveling Chocobo (Borderless, Japanese Exclusive, #551): $5,950 Traveling Chocobo (Borderless, Neon Ink Blue, #551c): $1,937.28 Traveling Chocobo (Borderless, Neon Ink Green, #551d): $1,862.90 Traveling Chocobo (Borderless, Neon Ink Yellow, #551a): $1,766.81 Traveling Chocobo (Borderless, Neon Ink Pink, #551b): $1,754.61 Edge of Eternities Edge of Eternities mixes a single four-figure showstopper with several more moderately priced Fracture Foils
So, Wizards of the Coast did away with exact dates on Prerelease stamps, opting to instead put the year of the event on the promo cards
This card is significantly improved by lords and equipment that make this guy relevant on the board and works best in tempo style blue decks and opposition strategies
Illustrated by: Eric Deschamps Multiverse ID: 230774 Not Legal Traditional Standard Not Legal Traditional Alchemy Not Legal Traditional Explorer Rulings 2011-09-22 The damage dealt by Balefire Dragon's triggered ability isn't combat damage
It was the sleeper card of Mirrodin block