While reprints are expected as soon as July, and should continue for a while given the Final Fantasy expansion is part of MTGs standard set of cards (and thus legal in all tournament play), the difficulty of not only finding cards at the moment, but actually being able to afford them, has been a bit of a buzzkill.
In news that would no doubt delight the cruel and indulgent dognapper herself, her appearance as one of the Lorcana promo cards in the D23 Expo Collector's Set has seen the cards price grow to become one of the most expensive Lorcana cards to date
Then, to no surprise, Sapphire continues to showcase Items and features Belle, Inventive Engineer who makes it even easier to bring an Item onto the field by making it cost one less ink if you play it after Belle quests
Crew 1 makes it very enticing
Weve simplified the list for clarity, grouping some variants, like Borderless and Surge Foils, with their base versions, while also noting the specific card number thats proving most popular (i.e, Aerith Gainsborough - 519)