2 Non-foil rare or mythic rare Booster fun cards from among the following: A rare (6.4%) or mythic rare (4.6%) showcase draconic frame card A rare (51.5%) or mythic rare (8.2%) borderless clan card A rare (21.5%) from among the borderless Sagas, Sieges, and lands or a borderless mythic rare Elspeth, Storm Slayer (0.7%) A rare (6.4%) or mythic rare (0.7%) borderless reversible dragon 1 Traditional foil rare or mythic rare Booster fun card from among the following: A rare (5.3%) or mythic rare (3.9%) showcase draconic frame card A rare (42.7%) or mythic rare (6.8%) borderless clan card A rare (17.8%) from among the borderless Sagas, Sieges, and lands or a borderless mythic rare Elspeth, Storm Slayer (0.6%) A rare (5.3%) or mythic rare (0.6%) borderless reversible dragon A showcase ghostfire frame card: A traditional foil ghostfire card appears 9% of the time

Cards like Bident of Thassa (or Coastal Piracy, if you want to go there) go a long way in terms of making cards like Flying Men playable, and The Indomitable has the most relevant additional text on this sort of card that weve ever seen
This can be particularly true for Commander decks in MTG , as they have a rule restriction that makes players forced to use no more than one copy of each card, so they all matter
Originally a promo released in 2000, it now fetches a remarkably high value, ranging from $50 for a damaged copy to prices of $100 or more for a near-mint card