My fellow Magic: The Gathering loving Whovians, here's a deal worth your, er, time : the bundle pack of all four MTG Doctor Who Commander decks has an unprecedented 31% knocked off the price for Amazon's Prime Day celebrations - that's 58 bucks, taking the cost from $187 down to $129 (around $32 per deck)
The main reasons I felt comfortable purchasing them were: The cards feel authentic (surface texture and typical stiffness/flex) The 1st Edition stamp does not appear to be printed on top of the card All four cards passed a basic light test (using my iPhone 15 flashlight) From the side, the cards show an authentic-looking layered core (greyblackgrey) The text on all cards is crisp and clean HP font, lack of shadow (shadowless), copyright line (including dates), energy symbol placement, etc
Price: $356.36 2
This is the kind of thing I dreamed about when I was a 10-year-old kid, glued to both my TV and Game Boy, playing every Final Fantasy game I possibly could while looking for ways to import promotional soft drinks designed after the series Potions
Bristly Bill, Spine Sower Speaking of cards that manipulate +1/+1 counters for Goldvein Hydra, Bristly Bill is a card that provides constant benefits as soon as hes played, with the ability to pop off late in the game
Lulu may actually end up retaining a decent price tag for some time as a result
