Letting it get huge and then sacrificing it is also a smart line of play, since itll be followed by tons more sacrifice fodder
(Looking at The Collation Project, I see English MTG sets in this era - fall 2000 was when Fossil was released in German - sometimes used striped collation, sometimes sequential collation.) The rarity table for Fossil is given below: image881670 14.7 KB There are no artificial rarity differences, and the choice which cards appear on the sheet more often seems random
Differentiating between the top couple cards in the set is more important to me than judging whether some niche sideboard card is C or D tier
Because you watch sports, and then you come buy the cards. Luchas worry didnt last long
Precons are easier for beginners, but brewing teaches you more about Magic
Also, global supply chain (Japan export) matters for international collectors