Who collectors pay up for

Every character, ranked by the premium their cards carry over a typical card of the same set and rarity. The premium is what prices a card of theirs that hasn't sold yet; popularity blends it with value, sales and how many cards they have.

145–192+

How to read the character index

What is the premium?: How much more a character's cards sell for than a typical card of the same set and rarity. ×2 means collectors pay twice the going rate for the slot. The premium is one of the signals that prices a card of that character which hasn't sold yet.
What does the index line show?: Each week the character's Near Mint English cards are compared with the week before and the typical change is added to a line that starts near 100. The 90-day figure is that line read over the last quarter.
How is popularity scored?: Out of 100, against the rest of the game: the premium, the total value of the character's cards, how many sell each week and how many cards they appear on.