P-215 P Digimon Lv.4 Icemon Color Blue Black Cost 5 DP 6000 Digivolve Cost 1 BlueBlack 3 from Lv.3 Form Champion Attribute Data Type Ice-Snow Card Text 1 [Special Digivolution Condition] [Digivolve] Lv.3 w/[Ice-Snow]/[Mineral]/[Rock] trait: Cost 2 [Effect] [When Moving] [On Play] [When Digivolving] By placing 1level 4 or lower [Ice-Snow], [Mineral] or [Rock] trait card from your hand or trash as this Digimon's bottom digivolution card, until your opponent's turn ends, their effects can't return 1 of your [Ice-Snow], [Mineral] or [Rock] trait Digimon to hands or decks or affect it with De-Digivolve effects
There was nothing particular that Id recommend chasing down for seasoned collectors or investors, but it was a pleasant opening experience and let me see a glimpse of Twilight Masquerade without buying an expensive Elite Trainer Box
Each deck has six of the cards (counting by name), although some appear in multiples
Finally, the Lord of the Nazgul ranks so highly on this list because you're getting a 3/3 Wraith with Menace every time you cast an instant or sorcery spell, which is amazing
Vampire Socialite Innistrads vampires are highly combat-oriented, and that aggro theme for the type has bled (pun not intended) into other depictions of vampires in Magic
