Players should be free to open packs, craft cards, and purchase card styles without worrying about doing things "the right way." I get itif there's one thing Magic players love, it's learning to optimize their gameplay, but there shouldn't be an "optimal way" to bling out your deck
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Stronghold Gambit doesn't seem to have any of that
Competitive players will typically spend the most in Yu-Gi-Oh or Pokmon, depending on format, but One Piece is currently a very cost-efficient way to get into serious play
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