This is because a creature suddenly becoming indestructible can mess up combat in a big way
2 - Limit Break (Final Fantasy 7) Final Fantasy 7s deck is absolutely fantastic, and actually dovetails nicely with Fallouts Scrappy Survivors precon from last year (as long as you're happy with yet another bold RPG crossover)
One ongoing concern of this budget-focused format is, believe it or not, card availability especially in paper play, where certain ancient yet powerful commons had been creeping up in price
There are still clearly-defined archetypes that players can try to hop into while finding their feet, but if you take my advice, drafters should go into Time Spiral Remastered with an open mind and, ideally, some foreknowledge of which cards form the strongest packages
those too risky to lose in combat
Is it only playable with sleeves (requiring you to pull it out and flip it over)