WotC tried to find a middle ground by releasing four packs of non-tournament-legal reprints for the jaw-dropping price of $999
This release was first teased back during the fresh hype of the Lord of the Rings crossover set
8 Bigger Piles Don't Always Make Better Decks Deep Wells Can Run Dry Making piles of varying quality is important is because the number of cards in a given color pile can be deceptive
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In 60-card formats you can just grab three of the same haymaker if you want, and in singleton you can sculpt your deck around Intuition piles designed to give your opponents no good choices
Parallel Lives Not as broken as Doubling Season or risky as Primal Vigor (both of which are also on the Enchanted Tales sheet), this card very much needed a reprint to bring its price down