At its core, the legend rule prevents two legendary cards with the same name from being in play at the same time under the same controller
Once you have plenty of Trainer cards, you can then focus on saving for cards you need to complete a deck (in my case, I desperately need a Gardevoir!) or, if youre in this for the long run, save your Pack Points for rare cards you will need to complete your collection later down the line
Over on the MagicTCG subreddit, HiroProtagonest says, "I don't wanna associate with someone who'd buy merch for The Office", though in another thread Raevelry says, "This is so bad its circling back to being funny Like, this is a HIGH QUALITY shitpost cringe, its almost impressive, all of these fit his 'lore', they're well drawn, amazing lore text"
The Component Pouch, which serves as the basis for many spellcasting classes in D&D, and the Bag of Tricks provides another opportunity to roll a die and activate Vrondiss
Obyra is simple, with the ability to drain your opponents when Faeries enter your battlefield