These effects or decks like Kraven the Hunter, filled with Soul Shatter effects are increasingly at the margins of the format, and even though theyre way more reasonable in Bracket 3 than below, folks still tend to shy away from them
We put far too much emphasis on staples and must-play cards
2 Non-foil Booster Fun and/or extended-art cards Each Collector Booster has a total of two cards from the variants listed below: 13 Extended-art rares (18.8%) 5 Extended-art mythic rares (3.6%) 10 Borderless rares (14.4%), including Rooms and lands 6 Borderless mythic rares (4%), including Rooms and a planeswalker 20 Paranormal frame rares (29%) and 2 mythic rares (1.5%) 12 Double exposure rares (17.4%) and 5 mythic rares (3.3%) 4 Mirror monster rares (5.8%) and 3 mythic rares (2.2%) 1 Traditional foil, textured foil, or fracture foil card In addition to getting a traditional foil version of the cards found in the non-foil Booster Fun and/or extended-art slot, this slot is filled with some scary-good pulls from the halls of Duskmourn
Unfortunately, since Japanese cards are still relatively new additions to the TCGPlayer database, there isn't a long history of sales data to point to for these cards, but thus far, this Leafeon continues to rise in price, after debuting at close to $200, and soaring to its current market price in short order
It really encourages communal discussion in a fun way
