Every card is printed on German black core paper, identical in weight, size, and thickness to authentic Magic: The Gathering cards
It has a x2 weakness to Water, which really hurts as Kingdra LA, Kingdra Prime, and Gyarados SF all hit for twice their normal damage
The original fat packs came with the following items: 3 draft booster packs 1 tournament pack, a 75-card deck 2 premium promo cards 1 panoramic art piece 1 decorative storage box 1 players guide, including a visual guide to all the cards in the set Over the years these contents shifted to include: Novels (up until Shards of Alara ended this) Basic lands (anywhere from 40 to 80, sometimes foil) Extra storage boxes Deck boxes ( Mirrodin Besieged ) Plastic card dividers (from Ninth Edition to Shadowmoor ) Cards featuring pro players Before they were discontinued fat packs usually included: 6 to 9 draft booster packs 40 to 80 basic lands 1 players guide 1 decorative storage box 1 panoramic art piece Why Were Fat Packs Discontinued
We dont talk about Oko
Its Lightning-type, which is an excellent type to be right now, hitting Gyarados and the rare Blastioise PL for weakness
Its flexible, it works in a lot of different strategies, and as we mentioned earlier, food tokens are a lot better than they used to be
