These are the places where Magic actually gets played, and buying from/selling to stores helps them thrive and keep a community for the game going
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The more I play with the cards involved the more it is clear how seamlessly you can transition from one iteration of this kind of deck into others and from the broad group of "Blood Artistry" decks into red and white aggro decks, you can even morph a build into a tribal build
Lillie, for example, became the most expensive Pokemon waifu card after it sold for over $100,000 at auction a few years ago
Five-Finger Discount allows the card to enter your hand, but after that if it goes to a zone that's owned by anyone other than its owner's, it goes to its owner's corresponding zone
Book of Moon/Snatch Steal: Both of these cards are very sub par
