The idea that the current market is being propelled by fans who now have the disposable income to spend on cards really is the most interesting and impactful factor at play, though
Fans eagerly crack packs to hunt for Alternate Arts, Secret Rares (SEC), and the ultimate chase cards of the game: Manga Rares stunning, ultra-rare cards featuring iconic manga panel backgrounds that command massive value on the secondary market
How could design and development tell aparthybrid fromororor
They would still be able to sell entire accounts to one another, but that would sort of defeat the whole purpose of playing the game and collecting cards in the first place
the "chooses" vs "random" thing throws me off entirely what the intention is here, and I have no clue how you intend this to resolve
Englehard says Turtle Team-Up was "designed from the ground up as an approachable and exciting way to learn Magic," adding, "You're not competing against each other as you and your friends or your kids play together to defeat a horde of Shredder's minions and 11 of the Turtles' worst foes that live inside a boss deck." You can use the included decks to fight each other