The 60 card limit has quite some time, almost from the beginning if I recall (urgh, can't find a Rulebook v1.0 to check out)DarkCygnus DarkCygnus2018-03-14 05:33:38 +00:00Commented Mar 14, 2018 at 5:33 Might have been a limitations of a video game you're remembering (I have a DS game that sets the limit to 80, and even in the game it said normally there's no limit)Dave Dave2024-06-28 00:06:17 +00:00Commented Jun 28, 2024 at 0:06 1 Answer 1 If Reddit is to be believed, there was a person at a German regional tournament who thoroughly abused this by bringing a deck with 2222 cards (enough for about 740 cards with 3 duplicates each)
The MSRP for a Play booster is $6.99, while the Collector Boosters run for a pricier $29.99
This makes him a fantastic addition for the XYZ frogs, or for decks that prefer a consistent material for their Link summoning
Originally launched as a print-to-demand model where consumers would order the cards ahead of time, Wizards of the Coast recently shifted a limited-print-run model for most Secret Run sets
In this case, it should be said that the artificial intelligence is strange, not a bug, but
Targeted removal: Swords to Plowshares, Pongify, Beast Within, etc
