I find the most consistent decks are ones that are aiming to get to the six to eight region on turns four or five
And also, you can change the states of characters
#1 19,000 #2 4,950 #5 3,000 #7 2,800 #8 1,995 #10 1,800 #12 1,510.50 #13 1,400 #14 1,295 #17 1,087.22 #18 1,050 #19 1,050 #20 1,000 #21 1,000 #23 944.95 #24 942.86 #25 918.37 #26 900 #29 628.48 #31 596.25 #33 550 #36 517.60 #39 496.20 #40 466.40 #41 465.63 #43 445.75 #44 400 #45 400 #47 389.99 #49 377.62 #52 358.28 #54 350 #55 350 #56 349 Etched foil #58 336 #59 334.84 #61 325 #62 319.96 #63 310 #64 308.13 #65 301.79 #66 301.45 #67 299.95 #68 299 #70 299 Etched foil #72 290.67 #75 279.89 #77 263.87 #78 262.50 #79 257.80 #80 252.92 #81 250 #83 250 #87 249.95 #88 248.10 #89 246.17 #90 236.92 #91 236.07 #92 232.68 #93 232.68 #94 230 #95 230 #96 228.82 #97 225 #98 220 #99 217.71 #100 212
Here are how many of each were made in total (the total count is proportional to the amount of Rings in LotR): 300 double serialized foil Elven Sol Rings
In other words, you might work out that your collection is worth thousands of dollars, if you were to sell each rare individually
(8/25/2017) You can't choose multiple creature types, such as "Cat Warrior." A Cat Warrior is both a Cat and a Warrior