Once we get all the Narcomoebas out of our deck in the first few iterations, the only detail of the gamestate that changes from one post-reshuffle snapshot to the next one is the order of those cards in our library which is unknown information
You just get this incredible amount of game play in one little tiny box that you can carry around with you
That is to say, it's pretty affordable at under two dollars, but considering that it's only a Common card, the price tag is still fairly impressive
One thing we know for sure is that it involves packs of real MTG cards , which you open, shuffle together, and use as a deck - a bit like Jumpstart
Consider using an antenna amplifier if all attempts at rotating or repositioning your antenna fail to improve reception or if a room antenna provides poor signal quality
With fewer foils per pack and less data from others on just foils, the data to work with is a little looser for them