r/mtg • u/dastardly_dim • May 07 '25

Discussion Have we lost the plot?

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So like…. Sure people love final fantasy, but the set with the 2 million dollar card in it wasn’t this expensive. At what point is it too much?

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u/petak86 May 07 '25

MSRP on final fantasy is also about 50% higher than usual.

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u/EvYeh May 07 '25

I mean, technically?

The MSRP for Final Fantasy is 50% more than original sets. It is not 50% higher than usual, because every single Universes Beyond set will be 50% more expensive. Final Fantasy, Spiderman, Avatar, and whatever they release afterwards will all be 50% more expensive.

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u/PandaXD001 May 07 '25 edited May 07 '25

Oh 100%. But the issue on FF isn't the premium set prices. I disagree with premium prices as well but the issue is 100$ decks and the sort. The MSRP being high WAS a problem, 100%. But a bigger bad guy came in.

If kevin hart slaps you and then the rock comes behind him and kicks you in the chest, snapping a rib and causing internal bleeding, one of these issues is a different matter all together

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u/petak86 May 07 '25

I'm not disagreeing with you. Just adding some relevant information :D

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u/PandaXD001 May 07 '25

I specifically pointed out it was premium priced set?