Check Graded Liquidity A massive multiple means nothing if the graded card has no buyers
Maybe we'll get one in the future (Krark?), but for now we have to settle for whatever suits our needs best
Someone might think that if the cards are smaller than the sleeves, then they may fit, but this is not so
In general, you should aim to play four copies of a card if: It's a vital part of your game plan You want to be able to consistently draw it It gets better in multiples If you've built your deck correctly, this should be the case for most cards you're running
9 - Haytham Kenway They say like father like son, but this isn't the case for Haytham Kenway as cononicly Haytham is Ratonhnhak:ton father
Its cheaper, comes with prowess, and its ability spells out a replacement effect that turns your noncombat damage into -1/-1s instead of the wither keyword