The seller had actually put it up for $200,000 originally, but to little surprise, no one was interested
The card is relatively cheap, with a three-ink cost, but has two decent abilities that could work well with an aggressive ruby/steel deck
This illustration doesn't depict a scene straight from the game itself, but rather, brings to life a situation that was occurring parallel to the main character's journeyakin to a cinematic shot of a different side of the same story
This deck does also run four copies of another princess character in the form of Kida, and you could probably stretch your strategy a little to go even heavier into princesses if you so desired
Getting your items back after banishing them in earlier combos is amazing for this play style
The "Princess Tax" is a community term for how highly popular female Disney leads (like Elsa, Belle, and Ariel) command much higher prices on the secondary market than other characters, simply because they are so highly sought after by collectors