By October 1993, Magic: The Gathering had sold out its supply of 10 million cards, demonstrating its immediate success in the gaming market
Putting a card like Elesh Norn, Grand Cenobite into your graveyard and then bringing it to play with a card like Reanimate or Animate Dead makes for a powerful one-two punch, especially early in the game
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The worst Ive ever had was a single card that was listed as Near Mint and arrived looking more in the neighborhood of Lightly Played. You take that as a risk, but you get a huge variety of sellers and the prices that come with that level of competition
When destroying an entire line of defense, you need to make sure your opponent always wishes trap cards could be used in order to let you make the best possible play