This makes sense as it feels like this set is reminiscent of Core Set power levels - the cards aren't incredibly complicated, and they serve as a way for casual MTG fans, as well as non-MTG playing FINAL FANTASY fans to get into the game
That said, in a deck built around legendary creatures, Ardbert can do a lot of damage, especially if the spells you're casting are both white and black
Commons and Uncommons can still command a healthy price, though, especially if every player in the world wants four copies
All three can be found in nonfoil or traditional foil, with a maximum of one foil card of any rarity per booster (none guaranteed)
They are more valuable than anything in the set, and theyll last you a lifetime of Modern and Legacy play