Similar to the Warhammer 40,000 Commander decks from 2022, all decks will be available in both a regular version (MSRP $69.99) and a Collector's Edition (MSRP $149.99), the latter of which will feature all 100 of the cards in each deck in a special Surge foil treatment
Pros More hype, youre playing with brand-new cards Can use cards youve likely already bought and want to test A very fresh meta, with new decks and ideas able to shake things up Wont have to play against the same decks youve been playing for three months Rewards very competitive players and deck-builders Cons Shipping delays to stores can cause problems and possible changes to legality (has happened recently in other TCGs) Rush to buy can cause a general shortage for non-competitive players More incentive for scalpers Stores/single card sellers can charge very steep prices on must-have cards Misprinted or erratad cards might not be widely known Generally, a less stressful environment as people will have more time to read new cards Given that this is the first big competitive event series, its really a test to see how things run
Though classic so-called 'pain lands' like City of Brass lack this drawback, the utility on offer with Starting Town is more than enough to make any deckbuilder turn their head
Thievery is basically a cheaper, inkable Gathering Knowledge and Wisdom, right
Landing on September 5th, Fabled will introduce two new rarities to look for in each booster pack: Iconic and Epic
As long as there's still spots for that clan at that event, we can definitely make that happen
