This is a hefty starting bid, but a Black Lotus sold for $615,000 recently, so it would be no surprise to see bids climbing closer to Tales of Middle-earth's launch
It sees a solid amount of play in the G/W decks that exist along with some builds of G/R, so I dont think the price is going to fall any time soon
Conclusion Disney Lorcana: Into the Inklands looks to shake up the game with the introduction of Location cards, creating new strategies and synergies to explore
That could be harder than it seems, and 4 damage a turn kills in a hurry
Classes have proven themselves popular for WotC to reuse their designs, like they did in Bloomburrow and TMNT, and I suspect that well see more of them in future Magic sets
There's more to it (and we'll get to that in a moment), but it's important to have a baseline understanding of how good any particular card is on its own