What would a less-complex trading card game look like
Magic: The Gatherings Bloomburrow is proving to be a very costly set to collect if you're late to the party, with multiple cards still trending at over $400 and a healthy dose of cards in the $50+ category
The reason a shadowless Charizard is worth so much is that it signifies the card was one of the first printed, as later print runs added a drop shadow to the art frame
As it stands, there are no locations that do things on their own, theyll always need at least one character present for the ability to have an effect
This card gets better the more opponents you have, so try to play it as soon as possible before opponents get knocked out of the game
The deck runs a standard mono-green package of removal, ramp, combat tricks, and modal spells, and it packs in some generic typal support like Patchwork Banner and Vanquisher's Banner