Granted, this leaves the second player to either reuse one of the simpler decks or use another from outside the set
Anyway, I'll take 2 $100 ETBs and 2 $200 UPCs
The History of Fuse in MTG Cards featuring the fuse mechanic made their debut in Dragon's Maze , released on May 3, 2013
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A few standout selections: Collector highlights: "Crystal" Lugia (Aquapolis) one of the most sought-after Wizards-era cards, Crystal-type mechanic never returned Shining Celebi (Neo Destiny) the Shining Pokmon mechanic, another one-era rarity type Magikarp (Paldea Evolved) the Illustration Rare version, widely considered one of the most visually striking cards of the Scarlet & Violet era and currently priced out of reach for many collectors Competitive staples receiving collector treatment: Uxie (Legends Awakened) one of the most played Draw support Pokmon of the DPt era Crobat G (Platinum) SP Pokmon mechanic cornerstone N (Noble Victories) the most iconic Supporter card in competitive history Rayquaza-EX (Dragons Exalted) Dragon Vortex deck staple Era representation gaps: The lineup skips Alt Arts, Secret Rares, and Gold cards no SIR, no CHR, no Rainbow Rare