The cards that went in the topmost slots are there because they have the most synergy with other cards, the most chance to be a staple of a high-performing deck, or are simply so strong they change the course of a game if they resolve
Khans of Tarkir really looks awesome especially given how much it deviates from the cast big powerful threat to win game philosophy weve had coming out of Renton for a while now
For new players that havent yet experienced the cooperative investigations and gripping campaigns of Arkham Horror: The Card Game, theres no better place to start than the Arkham Horror Revised Core Set
In the end, we decided that Cases worked best if they had three pieces
Reading through various materials online, we can assume that the first Charizard on the left can be dated around July 1996 (CoroCoro August 1996), the second one is from March 1996 (according to information from a playtester as reported by CGC), while the third is the Charizard released with the Base Set on October 20, 1996
If you're playing this card, it probably isn't the only sliver in your deck