It makes it far more expensive to pick up the individual packs, coming as they do either with frippery and extras like coins, oversized cards, or sleeves, that bulk up both the contents and the price, or in individual booster packs at $5 a pop
Matches can be quick or last for hours, even in official tournaments
Call me Bartz
When three players are constantly adding to the board and youre spending similar amounts of resources to add to yours while also deleting parts of it to achieve what they are achieving through curving out , youre going to end up usually playing from behind
Heres why you want to have a stack of Arclights ready to go: At some point, Wizards will screw up and make a free spell in Pioneer thats worth playing
Depends on which formats you enjoy, and how much you play