If I have a card that I spent $1500 on a year or two ago, and I invested that money, because the company said they wouldn't print any more ever, and then the price rises to $3100 for its condition, and then they announce the removal of the Reserve List tomorrow, and by the end of the week we see that it's going to be a mythic rare in Eternal Masters 2, I think that would be the worst feel bad moment ever
You can also go the equipment route with Ardenn, Intrepid Archaeologist or a pod theme with Tymna the Weaver
White focuses on gaining life, buffing creatures, and preventing damage Blue likes to cast spells, counter spells, and draw lots of cards Black destroys creatures, pays costs for powerful effects, and reanimates slain creatures Red burns foes with direct damage, aggressive creatures, and usually wants to end the game quickly Green generates lots of mana, summons huge creatures, and pumps their creatures with combat tricks As you play, youll find yourself unlocking various currencies like coins and packs, as well as wildcards and experience points
The spirit of the card is that it needs to be signed, so I'm telling you you don't have to sign it again if it's already signed (unless, you know, you want to)
This set also offers the blue Hurricane card which is one of the most talked-about errors in MTG history
