Maybe we were trying to improve upon the earlier mechanic, maybe we were adapting it for a new flavor, or we found cool new gameplay out of making a tiny change
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However, I find there's something so isolating about experiencing a TCG this way, not only because it lacks the physical element of slamming down a card victoriously at the end of an expertly planned turn, but also because I spent so much of my childhood playing Yu-Gi-Oh and Magic: The Gathering with others
The commons and uncommons in Set Boosters tell little stories, and there's always the chance of opening a card from The List
Cat-Owl Cat-Owl needs to attack which is a downside, but it flies to protect itself and helps ensure you see benefits from it turn after turn