Yu-Gi-Oh, however, has more and more pandered only to its hardest core fan base, with it requiring top level decks and pre made sets in order to even stand a chance of competing on a normal level
Due to the fact that Dragons of Tarkir was not drafted as much as Khans of Tarkir despite being a large set since drafting was cut off early with the release of Modern Masters 2015 , I think the cards in the set have the largest ability to get expensive
Turning to my thoughts on the Disney Lorcana TCG Gateway , I thought that concept was well executed and that the idea of having new cards introduced upon achieving goals was quite clever
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