The nature of these markets means that youll probably get a lower price for your cards than if you sold them yourself
(And, while we won't be getting into the intricacies of sideboarding in a new format today, you're also allowed a ten-card sideboard.) Now that the rules out of the way, here are some general things to consider about the format: The format is fast and powerful
Reverse the Polarity Lots of blue decks play 3-mana counterspells with upside, like Dissolve or Dissipate
Expect it to become a go-to option in decks looking for flexible disruption
Korean cards are affordable and accessible, while Chinese cards stand out for their crisp printing, elegant text, and growing popularity with North American collectors
For example, Simon the Exodia duelist has three of each of the Exodia parts in his deck, where normally a player may only have one