The best way to get more copies of the cards and Shinedust is by opening plenty of packs using Hourglasses
What I'm saying this is obviously a non-issue thats being used as a scapegoat, even more so then other cards on the list
"I felt like I was back in the 1990s, opening packs with my friends." Finding he had shadowless versions of not just Charizard, but Venusaur as well, the renewed fan had big plans to buy a Blastoise and have highly collectable versions of 'The Big 3'
The constant scry is also pretty handy, giving you slightly advance warning of what's coming up in your deck
From the scaling potential of the Vivid mechanic to the high-stakes resource management of Blight, theres a lot to wrap your head around whether youre brewing for Standard or looking for that next commander engine
But it is fair to say were seeing an increased focus on LoTR in the mainstream