But once you get to a level of investment in shiny cardboard that it becomes financially impactful (Im also poor), its important to take statistical probability into account
I also walked away from the preview wondering what the future of in-game purchases would look like
Like the other cards from this cycle, Eiganjo, Seat of the Empire offers a, slightly overcosted, version of a common effect in its color
While the base-rarity version corrected back down soon after, this alternate-art version has kept rising in response to that win
This Numeron Deck and, generally all Numeron Decks are meant to go second, hence the plentiful array of Hand Traps, and Counters to try and limit your opponent's movements
In fact, I expect it to be a huge incentive for players to choose that color combination