The rules are simple but there's a lot of strategic depth to the game
It is easy to carry, easy to browse, and sized well for collectors who do not need a full-size portfolio
Of course, with new game mechanics, keywords, and more powerful cards (and card types) added into the game over the years, the likelihood of players actually wanting to build and use a deck with older cards is very low
The issue lies with its casting cost
Keep in mind that deckbuilding checklists are general guidelines to help improve your deck, not strict rules that must be adhered to 100%
Use dividers : You can use dividers to separate your cards by set, color, rarity, or type within your binder