I was wondering whether I should go for any specific one in hope of there being enough of 151 cards to complete a set - or its widely known that there isnt so many cards and pattern varies
Plus, legends dont even legend rule each other anymore, so there is more reason than ever to err on the side of fewer copies
Whatever the situation calls for, you can be sure someone is drawing plenty of cards
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You could build a Cube with ante cards and use the rule as a way to improve your decks as you play