In other words, it offers great flexibility, which is ideal given how much games can change
However, these smaller products (the multiplayer ones, and the Duel Decks that are two decks specifically designed to play against each other) have intrigued me could they be a way of enjoying Magic again without entering into the financial insanity of another CCG (I already play L5R, but thats vastly cheaper than Magic)
My guess is this demand is driven largely by players who want to bling out their decks, as I doubt too many people are looking to put Buddy-Buddy Poffin in a slab on their wall
It also combos well with another card on this list, Pyrohemia, turning every one point of damage into a +1/+1 counter
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[10] It was first released in Japan on October 20 1996, published by Media Factory