Neither of us is a super fast player, I just think because of the way my deck is that it happened to benefit me. All the same, it forced reconsideration of how the deck is played when entering time, without as much need to consider preserving resources when you only need to think two turns ahead
I think it offers such nostalgia for people
Heres what I noticed: I spent more time appreciating my collection (e.g., flipping through binders, taking slabs out) I spent less time mulling over the next purchase I wasted less time on auction websites (e.g., eBay, PWCC, etc.) I spent more time trading and selling in-person I cleaned up my collection checklist and made time to set new priorities 12 Likes zubat January 22, 2023, 6:21pm 6 I would say yes I do have an addiction, but Im in recovery
What you see at checkout is what you pay
It's definitely worth checking through those Pokemon cards stockpiled away in the cupboard there might be a slight defect on one or two of them, and the fun thing about error cards is that the range of errors is almost endless, and each error card is unique
Also, it reads, Whenever you cast an enchantment spell, create a white Spirit Cleric creature token with This creatures power and toughness are each equal to the number of Spirits you control. Were pretty sure its obvious why this is a great addition to Commander, and its already changed how were thinking about Spirits in the format too