Ultimately, this should be the only time that Ravensburger needs to release such a reprint-heavy set, as it's effectively a way to draw in any players who passed on Lorcana initially, but then left it too late to buy in due to the speed with which new sets were released
Appropriately, this card's price is all over the place, dropping as low as $2.31 and soaring as high as $3.13, which may not sound like a wide range, but it's quite a gap considering the context of the prices in question
Sporting two formidable abilities on a two-drop, I think its is the best gold signpost uncommon in the set
Throughout MTGs history, there have been hundreds of cycles, and were highlighting the best ones
Fire / Ice Fire / Ice is so good because its never dead since you can cantrip it via Ice