Supply issues that plagued Disney Lorcana: The First Chapter spiked demand for cards that were uncommon or especially effective, and at least some of this momentum inherently carries over to Rise of the Floodborn
It's pricey, but it's a way to effectively triple up on any individual ETB creature for a turn
Its really popular, even just to help bring your creatures back, but also if you care about sacrificing or similar, too
I mean it's a pretty popular theme and there's definitely a lot of meaty veins of unexplored design space left
Tifa Lockheart even has the potential to see competitive play in some hyper-aggro strategies, which could make her even more desirable
The set, which is over a year old now, was the fourth released, and contains 204 cards