I dont have many regrets in life, most of them being food related, but one that persists to this day is selling my Magic: The Gathering mono red deck constructed in the early 1990s at the advent of Magic cards
I also follow the singleton rule atm, I'm aware that it is not a popular thing to do here
Elementals punish opposing creature decks, while generating tons of value, making it hard for other midrange decks to go over the top
What did Ravensburger and Disney respond to in your portfolio
At DCI-sanctioned events, judges will sometimes print out proxies when cards are accidentally damaged during play, like if water was spilled on the table or someone was shuffling a bit too aggressively
Its a sign of how strong the Into the Inklands set is overall that a Mickey card doesnt appear until entry number 9, with several more obscure characters making the cut ahead of the Mouse himself