By the time Wizards banned Jace, the Mind Sculptor and Stoneforge Mystic on June 21st, we were coming off a Grand Prix where 88% of the day two decks had multiple copies of Jace, the Mind Sculptor and 70% had multiple copies of Stoneforge Mystic
Key characteristics: Individually serial-numbered cards Extremely limited production Positioned as true trophy cards For collectors, this instantly creates a new chase tier comparable to the most exclusive rarities ever printed in the OCG
8 Grand Larceny Allows Players To Play With Their Opponents Cards By Focusing On Stealing Cards, Players Can Even The Field The Grand Larceny deck from Outlaws of Thunder Junction focuses largely on stealing opponents cards
You could build a deck with nothing but Vampires you'd find in a bulk bin and still have a powerful deck that could take out almost anything in the lower brackets
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