That made good answers hard to come by while the Sliver deck was functioning as intended, as winning combats was hard, winning them quickly without trample was even harder, and removal was temporary
There are two main groups: non-serialized rings, and serialized rings
We want to be playing zero to two Banners
Sort Card Type Tyrunt #61Uncommon $3.82 Tyrunt #68Uncommon $2.90 Tyrunt #44Common $0.17 Tyrunt #58Common $4.98 Tyrunt - 043/080 #43Common $0.15 Tyrunt - 045/094 #45Uncommon $2.98 Tyrunt - 070 #70Promo $3.14 Tyrunt - 070 (Pokemon Center Exclusive) #70Promo $38.73 Tyrunt - 089/080 #89Art Rare $2.87 Tyrunt - 61/111 (Cosmos Holo) #61Promo $9.91 Tyrunt - 070 (Pokemon Center Exclusive) #70Promo $38.73 Tyrunt - 61/111 (Cosmos Holo) #61Promo $9.91 Tyrunt #58Common $4.98 Tyrunt #61Uncommon $3.82 Tyrunt - 070 #70Promo $3.14 Tyrunt - 045/094 #45Uncommon $2.98 Tyrunt #68Uncommon $2.90 Tyrunt - 089/080 #89Art Rare $2.87 Tyrunt #44Common $0.17 Tyrunt - 043/080 #43Common $0.15
While changing the rules to make them easier to understand and more consistent was necessary, it had the undesirable effect of completely fucking up what these cards were supposed to do
Putting the cards in old frames made it feel more about the "alternate past" (and yes the alternate present versus alternate past was a debate that raged through most of the set's design and development)
