I'm here today to help explain some of the strangest mechanics of the game so you can continue to enjoy its fun gameplay for years to come, like I have for decades
Both get the option of one free "mulligan" - returning their full hand to the deck, shuffling the deck and drawing 5 new cards
These tones act as guiding beacons when we need to make decisions on how to depict something visually, what kind of flavor text makes the most resonant sense, or what card name will fortify a consistent theme across the set
In the case of Avatar, the 15 most expensive cards would cost an eye-watering $4,230 to purchase, and that's just one copy each and without considering the most expensive card of the bunch, which goes for a staggering $5,300 on its own
Estimates are between $500 and $750 if you can find this rare card