As with any graveyard mechanic, the ability to mill these or sacrifice them for value can matter, especially if the creature types fit the plan of your deck
This is what we call a "reprint"
Bahamut Shark only had to detach one material for its effect, which makes it incredibly simple to set up and make use of at any point in a turn
It reads: "[Winter Stockpile] Whenever one of your characters is banished, you may put that card from your discard into your inkwell facedown and exerted." Sitting at around $145.48 on TCGplayer right now, I can only seeing it going up in value over the next few months
Rasmussen revealed only a few cards during the first look but if a card seems less impressive than you imagine your favorite character being, theres a good chance theres a better version in the main set
Among the bigger highlights are a 1998 Japanese CoroCoro Promo Holo Illustrator Pikachu card for $280,000 and Magic: The Gatherings Test Holo of Blastoise (aka Protostoise) from 1998 for $25,000