That's 288 cards of swashbuckling, high-sea sailing, Mickey Mouse as a pirate, Disney magic, but only if you're quick
Trouble in Pairs doesn't have to be on the battlefield to see the first card an opponent draws in a turn or the first spell they cast in a turn
They may change over time
One of the most famous examples of this was The One Ring in the Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth crossover back in 2023, which was a one-of-a-kind card that ended up being sold to Post Malone for a whopping $2.6 million
A couple of the most noteworthy include the problem of trying to cram support for 10 guilds into one small MTG set and the perceived pullback in power level, especially when compared to Return to Ravnica and Gatecrash
It's heavy on non-inkable cards, which can make your early turns tense