If you want to shave off a cool $300 off of the price of the deck, consider making these swaps: The decks power wont be drastically different Im just lucky enough to be sitting on a few Reserved List cards
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They are ridiculously cute, so even little kids like them, but older kids are into the games and collect them more often than not
Think about the typical journey of a Magic player: they start off playing casually, at home on the kitchen table with friends, and slowly work up the ranks of competitive play, going to FNMs, Game Days, and perhaps eventually Grands Prix and so forth
We get cards like Seven Dwarves (which you can have seven of!), Glass Casket, Charming Prince (who technically is in many different stories, but what can one do?), and a very prominent reference in The Magic Mirror itself
It does lack a go-to combo win-con, but players who feel the need can fill that gap almost effortlessly
