But I think a majority of collectors arent particularly interested in non-tcg and just because Bandai has an earlier production date, doesnt necessarily make it more compelling
By far the biggest outlier is Sevinne, the Chronoclasm, who is apparently pretty unpopular
Suddenly, Sparksmith killed itself, Pinpoint Avalanche took out your opponent's best creatures instead of your best creature, and that Mythic Proportions your opponent just cast decided to enchant Willbender instead of your opponent's Taunting Elf
Quick Summary Heres the short version: Magic cards use a multi-layer Corona playing card stock with a colored (usually blue) core, not basic cardboard
The cards corners are then rounded, and they are placed into packs
You lose a bunch of cards that you could play in Standard, but you also get a little help to build your next decks