With new Magic: The Gathering in-universe sets, we're used to only receiving a handful of new Planeswalker cards
Still one of the top decks of the game, with OP5 he gains good cards, especially Amaru
GX left the mystery of Ancient Egypt behind as the card game evolved past its Duel Monsters roots and into a new and modernized future
Having powerful cards like Crux of Fate to find makes Dig Through Time a lot better
This trend of extreme pre-release speculation, which gained momentum with recent high-profile sets, is leaving many players and collectors wondering how the market for a games most sought-after products has become so disconnected from its retail price, and what this means for the future of the hobby
Again a mixed bag here, but we've got some absolute banger reprints like Reanimate and Ruinous Ultimatum, plus for new cards the commanders are great (as always) and we've got some crazy good new cards like Kefka, Dancing Mad which is one of the best reanimate targets