Not impressed with this year's product. Most of the reprints are either shaft from newer sets or repritns of cards that already got recent reprinting.
Atleast they fit theme better, but at the cost having garbage limtied shaft for the sake of the mechanic.
Getting singles of newer cards again. Again so disapoitned from Wizards's direction with this product. They really refuse to reprint important stuff. I guess they need filler for their master sets pffff
[C19] Full deck lists (all up)
I mean sure we didn't get any like $20 reprints, but we got a lot of little things in the $2-10 range and that all adds up. If you want to get into commander, or get a new deck on a limited budget, you could do a lot worse than these precons. They're not a perfect product, but I think they pass muster.
So I did miss it, thanks!
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The N82O Molecule
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All I can say is that its obvious the thumb of capitalism is pressed firmly down
that being said im am get one of each, cant pass up the new cards.
that being said im am get one of each, cant pass up the new cards.
Indeed. People looking at cohesive, functional decks that are good initiation for beginners and new ideas, then condemn it for the # of expensive cards inside, and claimed, "WotC should include cards worth more the $40 price tag they asked for!"The N82O Molecule wrote: ↑4 years agoAll I can say is that its obvious the thumb of capitalism is pressed firmly down
that being said im am get one of each, cant pass up the new cards.
People also forget that they buy precons to save "time", i.e., instead of building a B/R madness deck from ground up, all they have to is to replace weaker cards. Time is money too.
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I think the deck that I'll be getting first is the madness one but I can see myself getting the morph one as well. I'm pretty happy overall with what we're getting though
