If you gain an amount of life "for each" of something or "equal to the number" of something, that life is gained as one event and Excalibur II's first ability triggers only once
Whilst rare always feels a little bit of a misnomer in trading card games, as theyre not all that hard to find (two cards in every pack are either Rare, Super Rare, or Legendary), they can make for some competitive cards
while individual cards may have a bit more rules text to parse, the overall gameplay remains plenty approachable for those looking for a simpler alternative to the likes of Magic: The Gathering
The fact that the Magic: The Gathering x Final Fantasy set has any kind of inflated value is ridiculous
If you have some of these older cards, the only way to determine the rarity is to look it up online
Though it does form part of the base set of cards for Shimmering Skies, if you want to see one extra, special version of a card that was first revealed in the Deep Trouble set (though do be warned its a spoiler if youre looking to take on Ursula in Deep Trouble!), click here for further details!