Each includes 1 deck of 100 Magic cards (99 regular cards and 1 Traditional Foil Mythic Rare card), 10 double-sided token cards, 1 deck box (can hold 100 sleeved cards), 1 strategy guide, and 1 reference card
I wont pretend to understand the card, but I love it dearly
Reflections of Littjara Reflections of Littjara wants you to cast creatures of a given type, and thats what you already want in typal decks
Im not saying there was a right and wrong choice, but if you went with Wild-Eyed Frenzy, you were wrong
And not having access to as many of the usual must-play cards is a good way to justify finding cool, niche replacements or employing clever deckbuilding to make up for the shortfalls
The other factor that could buoy Tales of Middle Earth box prices is the licensing situation