This wasnt as much of a problem when putting casual cards in your closet for three to four years was a guaranteed win, but its a lot less attractive now that there are so many staples being reprinted
Here are the cards I consider to be easy targets for replacement, in no particular order: The Chopping Block View on Archidekt 1 Kor SanctifiersKor Sanctifiers 1 Restoration AngelRestoration Angel 1 Sublime ArchangelSublime Archangel 1 GloryGlory 1 Kiki-Jiki, Mirror BreakerKiki-Jiki, Mirror Breaker 1 Sandstone OracleSandstone Oracle 1 Increasing DevotionIncreasing Devotion 1 Akroma's VengeanceAkroma's Vengeance 1 OblationOblation 1 Return to DustReturn to Dust 1 Rise of the HobgoblinsRise of the Hobgoblins 1 Aggravated AssaultAggravated Assault 1 Dictate of HeliodDictate of Heliod 1 True ConvictionTrue Conviction 1 Vicious ShadowsVicious Shadows 1 Lightning GreavesLightning Greaves 1 Swiftfoot BootsSwiftfoot Boots 1 Elspeth TirelElspeth Tirel 1 Captain of the WatchCaptain of the Watch 1 Sandstone OracleSandstone Oracle 1 Elesh Norn, Grand CenobiteElesh Norn, Grand Cenobite Cutting these cards would free up almost 20 spots for new cards
Elite Trainer Boxes remain the most approachable entry point for newcomers
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Konami has doubled the drop rate for foil cards compared to the original Retro Pack 2
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