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Chain Energy - This won't win you the game on it's own, but definitely one to keep an eye out if you want to run a burn deck

(The recommended retail price of a 36-pack booster box is $160, so in that situation youd be looking at almost $500, before taking duplicates into account.) This level of artificial sparsity seems self-defeating, playing to the whales alone, and putting off the casual collectors

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