No longer able to rely on the pretext that the Fall set can get special treatment by virtue of being both a large set and the start of a block, they were officially on the hook to give the Spring set the same prominence
The general consensus in Yu-Gi-Oh is that going first is the best option that way, you can set your board up with a bunch of negates such that your opponent cant touch you
This gives you more time to draw out of most bad situations, as well as more chances to do so
You don't need to put cards in the bin or have them in hand, you just get one free in your upkeep
8 Twilight Masquerade $218.98 A bit of a curious case when it comes to this sets price, the Twilight Masquerade set runs for around $220 per box, which is high but not exorbitant by any means
Unlike The First Chapters Develop Your Brain, you could even choose to take neither card and put them both at the bottom if youre not ready to play them yet