Picking them up and flipping through them felt more or less just like real cards
Yojimbo (Solitude) at $599.99, Shiva (Subtlety) at $429.99 and Anima (Grief) at $399.99 make up the rest of the cycle, for around an eye watering $2400 for the full cycle
here's the full list of decks with (we think) still functioning codes: Ashiok, Shaper of Fears Basri, Devoted Paladin Chandra, Flame's Catalyst Elspeth, Undaunted Hero Liliana, Death Mage Oko, The Trickster Planeswalker Rowan, Fearless Sparkmage Teferi, Timeless Voyager Vivien's Hunt (released in a Hot Pocket promo) MTG Arena Secret Lair codes MTG Arena Secret Lair codes are found in Wizards of the Coast's limited edition, premium Secret Lair boxed sets of one-off collectible cards
Since storm can usually aim to be one of the fastest and most explosive decks at the table, there tends to be a bias towards effects which simply convert cards into mana or mana into cards since thats the easiest way to ensure they can chain together in whatever sequence you draw them
The most valuable printing of this card would have been from Magic's very first set, Limited Edition Alpha