These cards are collectibles, not playable TCG cards, and they hold nostalgic value for many fans who grew up during that era
and then theres The Unspeakable, which, as his name suggests, requires willing deck-builders to sign a non-disclosure agreement
So, I take care, for example, to make sure that a specific edge is drawn dynamically enough or that a certain shade is blurred in just the right way
If you have a good time with the pre-made decks, then you might want to get in on the secret of Magics success and start collecting cards and creating your own decks
You can check what to buy in Japan when you want to collect "Sacred Beasts"
After all, some of the most notable and celebrated TCG artists of recent years like Akira Egawa and Shinji Kanda are famous for their ultra-detailed pieces, real 'feast for the eyes' stuff