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In competitive card game scenes, there's an important concept called card advantage, which can essentially be boiled down to which player in a game has access to more of their resources such as their deck

After Roaring Skies was suddenly reprinted out of nowhere when it was "Out of Print", because the secondary market was reselling them for $300 a box because of the then staple card Shaymin EX that players heavily demanded, boosterboxes suddenly dropped to $80 again

One is similar to the normal stamp you see on foils: When I shopped I had the option of one that looks more like the Universes Beyond style triangle: I guess you are supposed to stick these on the bottom of your proxies after you get them

What's more, decks built around the new cards are powerful enough to give newcomers a chance to compete with experienced players

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