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Its the kind of deck that rewards patience and a cool head : you slowly grind your way to victory while shutting down big threats in the One Piece card game, and its counter effects keep your rivals best threats under control
That said, dont count on unbans
If you do, they draw a card before its other effects.) You and permanents you control gain hexproof until end of turn
I pretty much handled it like this: I have the holos of each set graded And the non holos of the set in binders To me personally, this still makes sense and creates consistent sub sets, also keeping in mind my own mild OCD as well as the possibility of me having to sell at some point in life
This is part of what makes the gray stamp hunt never ending
