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If you dont have a store or means to resell the booster boxes, buying in bulk can be risky
You still collect a lot, but every choice supports progress
Skyridge is full of valuable cards, and its limited print run means that youll see fewer and fewer examples of mint cards
What would happen if Wizards printed another card like Nekusar, and people who had Nekusar decks built already decided they wanted a second copy of Forced Fruition
Each player will be left with a big token thats not evasive or anything, and blue at least has some tools to bounce the token if needed