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The other route buying official singles for a Commander deck you're still tuning gets expensive fast, especially for a reserved-list staple you only want to playtest
In hindsight, Arabian Nights was a flawed but brave attempt at "top-down" set design, where flavor comes first and the lore dictates card design rather than the other way around
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#2: No Guts, No Glory Kid The reason that playing Affinity is hard has nothing to do with the fact that it isnt powerful
Pack Points can only be used for packs in the expansion you earned them from
