My guess is that many people sending big lots of unsorted, mixed-rarity cards (especially from more recent sets that don't have many high-value commons or uncommons) will probably come out ahead by excluding bulk rather than hoping that they have enough valuable commons and uncommons to make it worth paying the fee, especially considering Card Conduit will still look for high-end cards like Aether Vials and Eternal Witnesss that might have accidentally slipped into your draft chaff, even if you chose the exclude-bulk option
Other products, such as Tins, Battle Stadiums, and Boxes: Usually, these products are based on a Promo Card, so if you redeem their Code Card, you'll only get the Promo Card
This release timeline lines up with the launch of Shining Fates back in 2021, as it came out in English in February four months after the Japanese release
First up, there's Olivia, Opulent Outlaw, who makes treasure tokens when outlaws deal combat damage, and can turn that treasure into buffs for her whole gang of misfits
Its perfect for serious players who want a seamless experience and an edge in competitive gameplay
This has passable stats and an ability that will gain you some life