MTG - Is it worth it to buy a Deck Builder's Toolkit for Magic: The Gathering Origins?

[@MurraySoles]

I started playing Magic when Khans came out. I remember coming to your 2015 Toolkit video to see if I wanted to get it to start the game, and remember seeing people complain about getting a Maze pack when it rotates after it was released. When I got this kit I complained that Nyx was included because it rotates soon and it hit me, it's been a whole year playing Magic, lol And and it was an incredible time watching every one of your videos, professor! Thank you so much for all your work

[@KuiperDesu]

One of the things that I think this video neglects to mention is that the large card pool of a toolkit makes it easy to build multiple decks from a single toolkit. Several years ago when I was getting back into Magic after a long hiatus, I bought a toolkit with a friend and we made a Red/Blue deck and a Green/Black deck to play against each other. Then after several games, we scrambled the cards and he made a Green/Red deck while I formed a Blue/White deck. There are lots of different permutations of decks you can try even with just a single card pool. If you're just looking for casual kitchen table play, you can get a lot more mileage out of a single toolkit than you would from buying preconstructed decks.

[@B1indFremen]

Many Magic: The Gathering players ask the question: "Is it worth it to subscribe to Tolarian Community College?" The answer is yes :)

[@TheMystcast]

B1indFremen I Give this an A++

[@cheesegaming42]

I agree

[@tempestandacomputer6951]

But what about for casual players?

[@telamyr73]

Your videos are informative, educational and insightful. You have a talent for helping players discover new new formats as well. I say you deserve that Jace, sir. Thank you for existing.

[@Lauke101]

Based on this vid I bought the Origins toolkit as my first entry into paper Magic (have about 40ish hours on DotP 14). Pulled an Athreos God of Passage and a Goblin Piledriver out of the boosters, so I was stoked right from the start! I have a lot of videos to catch up on this channel, very informative and good atmosphere all around. Built my first deck (black/blue exploit) yesterday evening, can't wait to playtest it!

[@paperking_real]

A double faced Planeswalker in a deck builder's toolkit?! You are so lucky!

[@Kakerate2]

Paperking99 my buddy got chandra, pyromancer's goggles, and a fetchland .-. I was impressed.

[@Nathiex00]

Paul Ahrenholtz I got my friend a toolkit last year to try and get him to start playing, he pulled a kiora and a garruk but since he didn't like the colour green he decided he didn't like the game because he had no good white cards (White was the colour of my standard deck at the time, which he thought was overpowered and broken)

[@adamj4759]

+Nathiex you stole the packs right?

[@KingRarecrazy]

Paperking99 wow never thought I'd see a YTP'r at magic, ever.

[@MiloDaGreat1]

Really fun video, I loved how you spread out the pack openings. It would be very cool to film a Toolkit league and see how it progresses over time. Or start a Cube with like two toolkits as a two player Cube and keep building it as a 'league'. Your videos are literally inspiring me as I type. lol

[@pupertzenknaller92]

I have to say thank you Professor. Your videos brought me and my girlfriend to this beautifull game. I love to watch your videos and i watch like at least 5 of them every day :) We started btw with a complete collection of common playsets from Magic Origins for around 10€ and builded 5 decks, one for each color. That is very funny and we learn the game very well :)

[@Navarreswordmaster]

I got started on a Toolkit, sp out of homage to that, I always pick up a toolkit when they come out. The last one was really helpful when teaching my girlfriend (who had been taught poorly) how to correctly build a deck l.

[@maxtowers8076]

I'm a new player and thanks to this channel, I have a better understanding of the game. I now know my direction. Thanks profesor.

[@anonamoose6804]

Professor, you said Khans Of Tarkir booster pack instead of Dragons of Tarkir at 2:07. Your slipping man. Still loved it thou.

[@TolarianCommunityCollege]

anon amoose Ah, you think I am slipping, but it turns out that I did it on purpose in order to test you. You passed, congrats.

[@walkingbye]

anon amoose The dragons are the true khans!

[@lucasdeangelis5148]

Yami Aichi dragons suck

[@restoshammy0863]

Tolarian Community College you do that a lot.

[@noahfasoformoso]

Tolarian Community College On a somewhat related note, what is an MDRP (5:17)?

[@MsNosis]

The Toolkit-value is the biggest part for me. Two years ago, when I came back into magic, I bought one of these toolkits, and spent sooo many hours meddling with the cards, building all kinds of fun decks. That is value! Thanks for the video.

[@mrdoriangrey349]

dat Jace! nice video as always professor!

[@Twineandribbon]

I got started with a Magic 2012 Starter kit my Brother in Law got for Christmas from his cousin. Neither of us knew how to play magic and he wasn't going to have anyone else to play with until he got back to school after Christmas break so I sat down to help him learn and we built decks out of the kit and I fell in love with the game.

[@DadBodGamingCollectibles]

I am fully new to MTG, and I had just bought this kit. Before I opened it, I watched this video. Glad I did. Gonna return it.

[@Cognosceres]

I love the fact you look alike professor lockhart from Harry potter, but also like the fact these videos are really helpful. Thanks a lot!

[@nikkis.2066]

I actually picked up one of these earlier last week along with my binge buying of Magic cards. I wanted the extra land, as all the land I have is either in my Commander decks (that I don't remove cards from) or all my OLD lands from when I was growing up in the mid-late 90's, so I was def needing some new ones. The Card container while not high quality, is a wonderful temporary storage of all my cards until i can fully sleeve my cards and either deck deck boxes or binders for them (I only buy Dragonhide Legion binders, so not exactly a cheap buy). The icing on top (which is not indicative of the product's typical value) was getting 5 foils from each booster, the crowning jewel was a foil Dragonlord Dromoka. Which I find to be an awesome and beautiful card and interested to include her in a deck/build a deck around her. :p

[@lazy5612]

Keep up the great work professor thx for uploading!!

[@TheThanimal]

Personally I love the toolkits more than any product for new and returning players. I get what the professor is saying about it, in that is wont stand up to any precon deck. but I remember when I was getting back in and I bought a deckbuilders toolkit. I got home around noon time. I was with my father buying groceries. I literally spent the rest of the day building decks from just that toolkit. there are enough cards to make 2 multicolored decks! some of the joy of playing magic is deckbuilding. just seeing what goes together. I was so excited after building the decks that I pitted them against each other, myself piloting both decks. This product reignited my spark if you will for playing this game and building decks too! with a respectable pool of cards of each color, and new and returning player can let his imagination fly! AND you get 4 packs and that gets you excited about beefing your decks!

[@zachray2862]

I recently got some work friends into MtG and one of them went out and bought two M15 DBT, one Magic Origins DBT, a Commander deck, two Intro Packs, individual cards from a local shop and an assorted bundle of 100+ cards for .65$. He has constructed four different decks, and is always building more. I suggested he should put some of that money aside and buy individual cards in the future, as the three DBTs alone have given him over 800+ cards, in addition to everything else he's purchased since then. He was incredibly pleased when he pulled a Nissa from his Origins DBT, but otherwise has had to purchase specific cards from the local shop or online. I purchase all my cards individually, as I often build my decks beforehand and select the required cards, but that often costs between 150-300 dollars for a full 60 card deck. More so if I want even more expensive cards. A DBT gives you enough cards to start playing right away and keeps everything on a near even playing field. My Constructed decks usually wipe the floor of the decks amoung the group, even the second most experienced player who semi-buys individual cards can't usually hold a candle to my decks. In that respect I agree that DBTs are an amazing resource for their value and provide a level playing field. As a more experienced MtG player a DBT deck also forces me to play non-Constructed decks, relying on much more skill and intuition than the raw power of the cards themselves. It's good fun and fantastic training to sharpen your skills. I also agree that DBTs should all have boosts from the same set, especially with rotation going up. It's fine for casual play, but a hindrance for other formats.

[@reecewimberly3014]

Thanks i've been looking for a video like this :)

[@RavenSinaster]

Picked up the 2014 one awhile back stopped playing due to money. Sold 10 cards pulled a Jace from the booster pack and learned what a planes walker was. My brother who I convinced to join me was jealous, sold 10 of my cards got $30 from it made profit. Thinking about starting again and sticking with it always love card games, great video.

[@Arcaedian]

That was an awesome box... You made your money back on just the origins pack... I have opened more than a box of packs and haven't pulled a walker yet... one of my local shops had a league for a while with packs from just after Khans dropped. I haven't heard anything else about anything like that lately because he couldn't keep up with demand for packs and packs for league also... I prefer playing in a draft over FNM because I can't drop the money on getting a deck together for standard and still keep up with the meta or changing standard sets... I've recently branched out into a modern deck that was considerably more expensive and I think I've come to like playing online but not on MTGO having to buy cards....

[@YoreMTG]

Fantastic overview as always :)

[@AzzaTylee]

A friend and I bought an Origins Deckbuilding Kit each yesterday, and got the same boosters featured in this video (Journey/Dragons/Fate/Origins) so I think they might be pre-set.

[@theshirelad9138]

sweet video man keep it up thanks for the help because i was wondering if the deck builders tool kit was worth getting :)

[@bluesy92]

Worth mentioning this kit came with 2 of each of the 10 life gain lands, and mine had 4 Evolving Wilds. This kit, for a new, casual player is nice in that it has fixing for multicolored decks. Experienced players have dual lands, but still...a nice inclusion.

[@557deadpool]

mine had like 5

[@cmvag]

I'll grab this toolkit. It has some cards from Dragons of Tarkir that i would buy either way! :) also, as you said, I love building and all that "randomness" ! I play only for fun, dont really care about profit and such so I'll grab it ASAP :) Love your vids prof!!!

[@cutekittybeast2844]

Tolarian, this is my first mtg cards so I think it was okay. I built one deck out of it that's a red burn deck. I really like this toolkit

[@zNathaniel]

Right when he said that tool kits suck, he got a jack. XD But yeah I get the idea. I JUST LOVE OPENing packs! I wish toolkit had 5 packs. Thanks for the video professor!

[@alexlewis7856]

Our gaming group did a tool kit tournament with m15, Great fun, I had black red Minotaur tribal

[@thegameacademy1]

I picked up a M15 toolkit as a returning player. I thought it was a great value. The ideas they put in there are pretty solid, any new or returning player should find this useful. It was fun to put together a few base decks and know I had plenty of land. The price point is right

[@WanderingRustus]

First time buying one was Magic 2013. Pulled foil Liliana of the Dark Realms, a Grimoire of the Dead and a Snapcaster Mage. Paid for the set AND the copy of KOTOR 1 and 2 I bought that same day.

[@borcolfasno3749]

3:14 One of the biggest "Khans"... Just look at the card

[@user-xg6zz8qs3q]

You really said it: pre-release kits are great indeed. They are great fr basically any type of player. You get the financial value. All the cards are from the same set. It contains stuff like a die and useful tips for new and returning players.

[@ChristopheDuran]

Man, I wish more stores around here had leagues like the ones you mentioned.

[@RobCastov]

Bought one for my friend, I was surprised and disappointed that they included a journey to nyx booster instead of a khans of tarkir booster, totally agree with you professor why on earth they added theros block boosters is beyond me. I thought things were improving with the new clash pack but oh well

[@CrimsonFox36]

Ooh! *Raises hand* will you be talking about the "Wizard's Tower" Limited Format? take the contents of a fat-pack, smash them together, and play a five player free-for-all. the top five cards are revealed, and players can chose to take from that pool, or draw from the top and let fate decide. when the last of the five cards is taken, five more are revealed. it poses an interesting strategy where you sacrifice the top deck for a more selective choice.

[@phantomspcmn]

It might make prerelease too expensive, but it would make it more flavorful to offer a deckbuilder's-toolkit-ish upgrade to your prerelease kit. You'd still get the same contents as normal, but what if you also got a small storage box like the toolkit, a pack of 40 sleeves unique to your choice, a cardboard deck box, etc. This way all you'd need to bring is a playmat to the tournament.

[@SharpCookies]

As a casual player who has in the past bought a toolkit, I think for new/casual players it's worth it. When I first bought a toolkit I was SO excited to go through my packs and all of the cards inside of the kit. Being new I didn't know many of the cards so I felt it was expanding my knowledge of the cards in the more recent sets and it was just FUN. I did use a couple of the cards, along with cards I got through buying intro decks and individual packs and such, to build decks (bad ones, but decks nonetheless). When you're new/casual, the thrill of getting more cards, even if it isn't technically the most financially sound decision, is worth it. That sort of excitement kept me playing Magic and kept my interest to learn more about it.

[@SharpCookies]

Of course, I was also practicing learning how to play by borrowing my friends decks and playing with intro decks/making my own bad kitchen table magic decks. So I don't know if the toolkit is the best way to help new/casual players learn how to play, but still

[@ethvnszn]

My Boy Scout Troop loves Magic the gathering and I have already organized a toolkit tournament!!

[@giraton1]

Tool kit leagues? I need to do this!

[@TolarianCommunityCollege]

giraton1 Ask your LGS! :)

[@cheeseyboy2121]

Tolarian Community College Sounding stupid here but what is league? in my country we only have a few magic stores and even though i have 2 stores in my city the only events they do is drafting pre releases and a few community events. sorry for sounding stupid

[@giraton1]

RiseOfTheCreepers Probably the best description is a tournament that happens over a longer period of time where competitors choose when they want to battle in-between a set time frame, normally a week.

[@cheeseyboy2121]

Thanks giraton1 and good job winning the video competition

[@thatguyartist6321]

Even though a tool kit doesent help me one bit, it is going to be fun opening that box and seeing all the cards :D

[@CrimsonFox36]

it's nice to see your hair is getting better

[@yacoobgamerhd2163]

Great job please keep up the good work

[@Leudast1]

thank you for switching up the music!

[@opsavi]

You're awesome Tolarian

[@TheBodybag81]

Tolarian Community College At my FNM store i run both a standard and TL league which operate with open deck lists and a transfer window every 1/3 for people to tweak a deck if it isnt working. We additionally allow players to play their games at the local gaming club meaning they have twice the time to get their games played.

[@dragonlorddc16]

Thanks for saving me money I ordered and pre release kit and fat pack of origins instead :) that deck builders toolkit league is a great idea also

[@kuugapie8145]

You can buy the magic origins deck builder tool kit for $11.99 at trollandtoad.

[@dragonlorddc16]

I don't live in america though xD

[@legendaryherovii3219]

Professor, this is a personal request. I know that a while back you did the Garruk vs Liliana battle where you gave your opinion on who would win. So, I was wondering if you would consider doing a favorite Planeswalkers video? Not so much based on the cards, but rather the actual character themselves, such as their story, personality, powers, etc. It'd be very cool to see who you like out of the Magic universe.

[@CodeProvider]

at most stores in Japan, packs are $3.00. wonder why

[@veras7927]

Might be PPP or just a low price.

[@fruitcake9980]

My local game stores in Houston sell packs for 3.00 I think it just varies

[@adamj4759]

Fruit Cake in England, the average I've seen is £3.50 ($5.43), which one of the ludicrous amount of price injustices we must endure in the motherland

[@JivanPal]

Adam Jackson The main store in central London, as well as most on the surrounding area sell them for £3, though I've seen some stores sell 2 packs for £5, or some other cheaper bulk variant.

[@adamj4759]

***** yeah, but most independent stores stick with £3.50, and I even saw toys r us selling Fate Reforged for £4 just last week!

[@mcgoo721]

I know I wont be competitive for a while against my friends who have tweaked their decks for potentially years, but really buying singles, net decking, or getting a competitive premade deck I can't mess with just isn't fun to me. I'm thinking to get back into the game I want to get one of these and maybe a fat pack. I'd rather bust open some boosters, get a few ideas then maybe purchase some singles to round out what I can make at random. I'm also going to encourage them to buy a deck builder's kit and do some friendly wagers of our own. That seems like a great idea to level their card advantage.

[@mikezula302]

I don't know if claustrophobia is a reprint but I had never seen it before origins came out. I love that card

[@MrRancid1988]

A toolkit league sounds like a lot of fun! I wonder if my lgs has one. I think I am inclined to ask now !

[@KainiusTheGreat]

Love the video, as always! One critique, new players cannot buy 5 or 6 packs and play...no lands! )=

[@LithmusEarth]

You don't have a khans, you have a dragons, and when i opened 2 magic 2015 back in september of last year one has one from each of theros block, and the other had 2 from theros block and one dragon's maze, which was of course at that point a total wash. And from what i've learned there are in 2015 eleven sets of 10 cards (one for each of the color combinations plus mono black devotion for gray merchant) and you get like 4 or 5 of these 11 sets. Plus you get a basic package of the five colors to start with so every kit will contain a certain set and they mostly appear to be similar to the sampler decks you can get. What I'm curious on is how Magic Origins differs from this, I imagine what they want their two colors to do are different, they've changed like black green wants to focus on elves now, and the other one used theros cards to support it, this one will use khans i hope, so if you see any theros cards in this box besides the one booster pack that is disappointing. I'd be disappointed overall. But we are getting rid of core sets, so I wonder how they will handle tool kits and starter samplers and such.

[@benresor6526]

My store doesn't have a tool kit league, but I do have several kitchen table friends. I have bought several products so we can get together and play such as all the 2015 commander decks, the duel deck anthology, and a pauper cube(thanks to your video). Do you think the toolkits would play well against each other? Such as 2014 vs 2015?

[@addictboy3000]

Tolarian Community College Prof!!! At 5:15 you put MDRP Instead of MSRP. I thought you'd like to know :)

[@Necrow_Productions]

3:18 would you say "cons" of Tarkir?

[@sonichaven]

The toolkit league sounds like a lot of fun, but there's nothing around me like that. Having casual toolkit battles sounds cool too, if I meet new players maybe I'll pick one up but it doesn't seem likely.

[@gganticgary]

I have about 200cards from what i understand they are all legacy cards, but had never played them before. After a friend introduced me to MTG i went back to look at my old cards i have. Now i just want to use my old cards buy some new cards and assemble a strong deck for casual play. QUESTION: Am i better off with a toolkit or a preconstructed deck (like a duel decks box or a planeswalker deck)? KICKER: I only have about 12lands of each color atm, so no problem for using decks with 2colors or more but not enough to play one color alone. Thx

[@Minded-.-]

Hi! I was wondering if you could do a video of what you have to know about mtg and not like for beginners, no, but for players like me which already know the game but some tournament stuff and maybe some stuff I need to know if I wanna go to fnm. And maybe explain standards and modern and stuff. Thanks!

[@YoshiJoshi1994]

Hahaha lucky ! That's 3 Jace's you pulled altogether from this video and the Prelease Prize Packs xD

[@rcarfang2]

What a coincidence, I bought a Origins deck builder kit the day before this video was uploaded!

[@silentwyvern]

My buddy and I have had "toolkit duels" since the days of M10/M11. They're a fun novelty. But now I'm sitting on so many lands I don't know what to do with them all...

[@galidroo]

Hot damn nice Jace pull at the end :)

[@PhillipCummingsUSA]

I would have to agree that this is not really worth it unless you buy it for the reasoning you said about equal play. I purchased a tool kit a few weeks ago when I decided to start trying to play with my kid at home and I bought origin with the release. The thing that I found was it had the same exact card for the most part.

[@ThePedro1233]

Congrats on hitting 90,000+

[@8bit4play]

I always suggest that new players buy a fat pack to get started...especially if they can pick one up at a LGS (or an online shop like CFB) for $30.

[@joegarza7220]

I really feel as though coming back to MTG while sitting out for many years and having a LGS that does not sell singles that this may be the way to go. I have zero cards, including land and a $30 budget. A toolkit and three additional booster packs may not get me in tournaments just yet, but it can be a starting point I believe into entering tournaments a few months from now.

[@kopmis]

For 30 bucks you can get the BfZ event deck. There is a great article on mtg goldfish that shows you how to upgrade it to a tier 1 deck for very little money, especially if you sell the included hangarback walker

[@santinomaher3784]

You make the best content 😁

[@_electricfinger]

I'm watching this again and it's like: OMG that Jace!!

[@brettburns9321]

Im in an origins deckbuilder leauge currently 3 weeks in an every weeks been awesome. Wish i got a plains walker

[@noahboquet2953]

Hey i was wondering if you could review the lucky mystery box from ideal808?

[@rangerbobox1915]

I personally think its a good way to expand your collection for new and even returning players. Comes with lots of starting points to build a deck. That's how I started magic. I (tried to) build the decks suggested and my magic career was off!!!

[@alanomgtcg9469]

I recently Triple sleeved my Commander deck and the sleeves are 69x94mm will they fit in the 4 compartment dargonshield box? Sorry for asking in this video but i was'nt sure you would read on the original as is a l year old video. Thank you in advance.

[@fyiicheckforspies]

I like the box for storing decks because the hinged lid is pretty sturdy (for cardboard) and doesn't damage the cards or sleeves like fat pack boxes do.

[@theredsorcerer7764]

I got 2 origins khans and dragons this was very particular because most had the same selection as most 1 origins 1 dragons a fate reforged and a Journey into nyx.

[@sansub]

I bought the toolkit, removed Terra Stomper and cards not in KTK block, and added some KTK cards I had obtained over the time. Then, I winchester drafted with my friend. My friend doesn't buy the toolkit because they offer the same rares as the previous year. I was upset about this too.

[@ethvnszn]

This might be a dumb question, but is it possible to use the new double faced planes walker cards in an edh deck?

[@VirandoaMesaBoardgames]

Professor, can you please make a vídeo on how to build a pauper cube out of deck builder's toolkits? Maybe 2 or 3 boxes can make a nice one...

[@afspeellijstnaruto]

I just bought an origins deck builder toolkit. it's December 2020. I am rly curious what i MIGHT pull. And i needed lands mostly for other decks so i rather buy a toolkit with some extra goodies ^^

[@slumpysparrow8881]

This is my first magic the gathering product I ever purchased and now I’m very into the game so this is my “Origin”

[@ElHombreSandia]

Hey professor, will you be doing soon the "is it worth it" of the intro packs of Origins?

[@ElHombreSandia]

Sergio 2560 (or the fat packs?)

[@tempestandacomputer6951]

Would a match between a toolkit deck and a say speed vs cunning deck really be that unbalanced? If anything i think the toolkit would have more consistency despite the synergy a duel deck might have.

[@johndeckard6592]

Professor are you sure the booster packs vary? Every place I've seen that sells them it says they come with the exact same four packs.

[@sasiwaliyul]

Hoping to see your 20$ budget deck suggestion for this set!

[@DerDavenWarrior]

My LGS actually stopped selling these because of the issue with the packs. Kids were getting cards they couldn't use in standard. I think the toolkits would be much more useful if they came with 4 of each card. Keep the same casual mix of commons, uncommons, and bulk rares, but by increasing it from 1-2 to a 3-4 of each card you will get much more enjoyable and playable casual decks.

[@walkingbye]

New players who don't know anything about TCGs will complain about duplicates

[@shadygeek5788]

Can you do a video to see if the intro packs for origins is worth it? I'm thinking of buying one but not quite sure and I've been playing magic for a few months only and I'm hooked so just wondering if the intro pack is worth it

[@CortlandTreon]

Love your videos!

[@jseph8573]

A pre release is good for new players I tool my cousin who knew a little about magic and learned alot from it.

[@chrisweitzel2385]

I'm going to buy my first deck tomorrow and I don't want it to be "outdated". How do I find out, what's still playable and when packs are going to be outdated? Thank you

[@IPigGod]

I'm looking into getting one of these but I have a few other cards and no card shop near me. Should I buy one? I'm new to magic and probably wouldn't just build within the toolkit but I'd branch out to my other cards.

[@sirernest546]

I'm a new-comer to MTG, so I'm sorry if this feels misplaced or something but I need to ask you something: How can you deal with frustration in this game? See, my brother (who also only recently started) and I are dueling each other frequently. Both of us play with slightly modified clash packs (he plays with the armed and dangerous, I play with power and profit). Since both of us use premade Decks with some changes, I figured our chances should be relatively even, but out of 10 games I lose 7. He mostly uses generic beat-down tactics, while i try to utilise some more creative mechanics but he simply out-paces my deck since he needs far less mana to throw some good creatures on the field. When I try to make my deck better, i just realise that he owns way better low-mana creatures than I do and my current card-pool is very limited, so i can't even beat him at his own game. It is incredibly frustrating, especially because my brother is a terrible winner. How can I even out the odds a bit?

[@lucasbakeforero426]

Hi professor Could you actualize this video for the next sets?

[@raphaelcardoso1194]

Professor, as a returning player, should I wait for Zendikar to come back and attend the pre-release or start already?

[@gragrim]

Just for fun i bought a m14 deckbuilder and it had an m13 booster in it... after that i realized why i never picked those up when i was more into standard...

[@deitygaming7976]

there are also alot of young magic players in the community so i wish they made some thing for them as well like a casual or a new kid just starting or for them to have a choice

[@nickstitt5255]

I have a radical proposal. Do a Toolkit with each premier set. Have the fixed cards be staples that would have normally appeared in a Core Set. Have the semi random pools be bi colored limited strategies. Top them off with four Play Boosters of the respective set.

[@wedostuff2833]

I got a clash pack a couple days ago and I got a Miscut windswept Heath