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Rarity design: With SIRs and Hyper Rares holding low pull rates, these cards remain highly sought after
Unusually, in addition to a knockout rewarding three Prize cards, they must be played to the Bench from the Discard Pile, and each V-UNION can only be played once per game
I don't even know what that means, but here's the "combo." The rules of the game basically involve a deck that cannot win the game except through its own power, in the slowest way possible, while playing against a brick wall
Cons: Turnaround times can be slow (months) at the affordable tiers, which tests patience
This was a period of steady growth, with the market benefiting from new releases and the nostalgia factor driving demand among collectors
