One way to do multicolor cards is to find an overlap between the two colors and push the power of the cards with the idea that if you spend both colors that can do the effect, you get something stronger than any one color could get
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In theory (although not in practice, because box distribution isn't truly random), a booster box could contain zero mythics and all bulk rares, or it could contain a complete set of foil mythics
Curious about how much of my time is spent on the thinking side versus the doing side, I decided to remake a card in order to get a sense for the difference
I grabbed two of them
Disney Lorcana The First Chapter Booster Box Opening Summary Our total pulls outside of the standard commons and uncommon for the deck box were: 34 Rare 11 Super Rare 3 Legendary Foils 12 Common 6 Uncommon 4 Rare 2 Super Rare While I didn't get an Enchanted in this box, I did get one in a previous box that we used to produce our Lorcana Guide, and I got some great pulls from this box