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Archived from the original on 21 October 2020
can you find the deck that thrives with these restrictions
Lets begin with a topic that has already cost some of my friends quite a lot of money this year: Misconception #1: Reserved List cards never drop in price, so if I dont buy whatever I need now, Ill never be able to afford these stupid cards. This is a common misconception, and I think it results from a confluence of fairly benign effects: 1) With few exceptions, all Reserved List cards are more expensive today than they were a year ago
If you want to see my personal decklist, you can check it out right here on my Archidekt
