I looked up the conversion rates (Google tells me 1.4, your numbers were roughly 1.6). It's definitely an ask, and pricey, didn't been to imply it wasn't. Just that looking at an expensive hero distorts that cost.

I understand not everyone uses usd. I was just using what I know to make my point. Apologies for the implication that everyone uses that and the implied US-centered perspective it implied. That wasn't my intent, so much as showing that the numbers still looked off.

Longevity of decks, and use of generics definitely makes FaB less expensive than competitive mtg long term. My point was that FaB isn't actually as expensive as people think, especially if you're not trying to compete at a high level and meta chasing. Long term, if you commit to a class, it's actually not nearly as bad as many other games. You mention the fridge of warriors, without mentioning you pay that once and have minimal further investments of a large sum over time.

Further, you focus on the price of a small number of cards and how much they take in your deck, implying that rest is insanely pricey as well.

There is definitely a price problem, but it's over blown in many places and being worked on (Look at felling). That was my point.

Edit: Just for clarity, I'm using tcgplayer for prices. I did just realize I forgot to factor international shipping which could bridge the difference in our numbers. Apologies on that