If you expand your answer a bit to talk about some of the other probabilities involved and how they interact with each other (like how that extra card affects your opening hand, I guess?), I think it could be quite valuable.Alex P Alex P2017-03-20 19:34:34 +00:00Commented Mar 20, 2017 at 19:34 Statistically speaking, from the viewpoint of consistency, the only reason to have more than 60 cards is because the strategy or win condition in the deck you're making requires a higher number
The set was huge, the biggest in the TCG's history, making it a nightmare for master setters, and its lack of "exciting cards" meant it wasn't anywhere near as popular as its predecessors
The money will also help pay for their wedding
negate that effect
Still, its not worth 2 Extra Deck spots
Each turn you accumulate three stars, so in order to play higher level monsters, you may need to wait a few turns, or fuse cards