The first couple hundred packs you open from a set have a lot more value than the next couple hundred since the early packs are helping to fill out your collection with the lower-rarity cards in the set, while the later packs are just dead weight until you happen to hit a mythic naturally, hit a mythic wildcard, or fill the wildcard wheel
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You only need one troop to hold the location, so often the game ends up being determined by some small squad holding an objective far from the main battle
There is no diplomacy in Magic, just dragons, lightning bolts and savage, strategic warfare
Thecardpletionist has been collecting Pokemon TCG cards since the games English release in 1999
