Ultimately, even if the price of Arena of the Ancients does come down from its $100 and $40 highs, its unlikely to crash completely
Pretty good selection of Games Workshop stuff, D&D business, a jewelry case full of dice, casual board games, and the biggest craft beer selection I've seen in a game store
The other useful time is on the third turn when you need to hide it, or make some mana
I also gave each faction their own keyword to emphasize their roles
However, it was one of dozens of box toppers players had the potential to find, so had zero impact on the card's price
Here's an analogy: I'm the kind of person who, while playing a Final Fantasy game, almost always chooses the "FIGHT" option