I'm unsure about this flavor, but I want to use this card to put a Summon: BahamutSummon: Bahamut onto the battlefield, destroy a nonland permanent, and hit someone with a 9/9 flying creature
[2] Rulebooks to teach you the basics of the game - one for each deck
Subsequently, it might not come as a surprise that Atraxa, Praetors Voice commands a serious price tag of $1200 on TCGplayer
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Lugia (also known as 'Crystal Lugia', due to its Crystal Type ability) is the most expensive card from Aquapolis, coming in at around $490-$500
Unfortunately there's no other conditions dictating what opponents do with their new 4/4, so if you don't have a plan to really make use of the fungus tokens, this can be quite a negative card