For now I'll start with 3 cards I suppose, a nice small number to start discussions for anyone who thinks they'd enjoy brewing these types of decks that tend to be around power level 2-4 out of 10
Advanced Search Sets Random Syntax Adrestia Adventurer's Airship Aethersphere Harvester Aradara Express Avengers Quinjet Balamb Garden, Airborne Ballista Charger Bessie, the Doctor's Roadster Bomat Bazaar Barge Brotherhood Vertibird Brute Suit Careening Mine Cart Carriage of Dreams Clown Car Colossal Plow Conqueror's Galleon Consulate Dreadnought Cultivator's Caravan Cybership Daredevil Dragster Demolition Stomper Dependable Quinjet Dermotaxi Dusk Legion Dreadnought Enchanted Carriage Fell Flagship Fire Nation Warship Fleetwheel Cruiser Flywheel Racer Funeral Longboat Getaway Car Ghost Ark Golden Argosy Goliath Truck Heart of Kiran High-Speed Hoverbike Irontread Crusher Knight Paladin Lifecraft Engine Luxurious Locomotive Marshals' Pathcruiser Mechtitan Core Midnight Crusader Shuttle Mighty Servant of Leuk-o Mobile Garrison Mobile Homestead Mole Module N'Yami-Class Mother Ship Nautiloid Ship Necron Monolith Night Scythe Ovalchase Dragster Passenger Ferry Peacewalker Colossus Raiders' Karve Reaver Titan Reckoner Bankbuster Recon Craft Theta Renegade Freighter Ribskiff Rolling Hamsphere Rover Blades S.H.I.E.L.D
The similarity between these 3 cards is that they can all win or lose you a game, depending on how theyre used
Leader Parallels like Bonney and Hancock hold consistent demand from both players and collectors
My initial thought was that a complete set of Jumpstarts would be the perfect way to have a walled off MtG in a box but it would appear Wizards were already one step ahead of me with the Beginner Box
Indeed, Pokemon cards rule the collectible card games (CCG) market in much the way that baseball ruled sports cards through the 20th century and for a good hunk of the 21st
