Sometimes, the story behind the card is worth just as much as the market price
But, when I look at the most played staples of each color, I see at the bottom how many decks that staple is out of: Black: 165,750 White: 149,960 Green: 153,422 Red: 147,932 Blue: 165, 741 Assuming these are correct, you can see that both White and Red aren't really played as much as Blue or Black
Competitive players memorized complete card pools, and deckbuilding felt manageable even without digital tools
It makes them all far more dangerous
By using cards like Underworld Dreams and Sheoldred, The Apocalypse, you can give your opponents the treats theyre hoping for while also giving them a nasty fright at the same time with plenty of life drain
current), print quality and materials (holofoil complexity, card stock), packaging type (loose, packed boxes), order volume (impacting tiered pricing), the supplier's location (affecting shipping and duties), and the supplier type (manufacturer vs