Affinity may or may not rank among the most powerful and feared decks at a given local game store, but all the same, this deck is a household name among Magic: the Gathering players for a reason
This gives the new player something to work with while also trimming the more experienced player's own collection.
Im just your every day Magic The Gathering player
Id go after the retro frame foils first, even if they were a little more expensive, because I like that frame more, but either of the special versions is where Ill want to be
Thankfully, Kessig Wolf Run is here, and while it taps for one Colorless mana, thats not all it does
It may make the initial 99 of a lot of slower lists, but the first time you spend six mana to completely whiff on pulling another Zombie or Pirate or Jellyfish, you take this thing out of its sleeve