The difference is, at least with the actual cards - you know, the real-life cardboard ones - you've got a collection of cool things, and, more importantly, there's some resale value
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These are the cards youre only allowed one copy of between your deck and your sideboard: Ancestral Recall Balance Black Lotus Brainstorm Chalice of the Void Channel Demonic Consultation Demonic Tutor Dig Through Time Flash Gitaxian Probe Golgari Grave-Troll Gush Imperial Seal Karn, the Great Creator Library of Alexandria Lion's Eye Diamond Lodestone Golem Lotus Petal Mana Crypt Mana Vault Memory Jar Mental Misstep Merchant Scroll Mind's Desire Monastery Mentor Mox Emerald Mox Jet Mox Pearl Mox Ruby Mox Sapphire Mystic Forge Mystical Tutor Narset, Parter of Veils Necropotence Sol Ring Strip Mine Thorn of Amethyst Time Vault Time Walk Timetwister Tinker Tolarian Academy Treasure Cruise Trinisphere Urza's Saga Vampiric Tutor Vexing Bauble Wheel of Fortune Windfall Yawgmoth's Will You might notice that there is a lot of overlap between cards that are restricted in Vintage and banned in Legacy
No matter which tribe you love (go Wizards!), tribal decks are a blast to play
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Pack Rat The best MTG card in Limited Pack Rat is one of, if not the biggest Limited bomb ever printed
