Print edition, set symbol, promo stamp, language, holo pattern, and reverse holo texture can change the matched variant
Once we adjust for the number of cards in a set, the price becomes roughly $50 total
In fact, many decks right now are well over the 50 mark and prices don't show any sign of slowing down
But the tweaks here are smart, and work wonders for simplifying things just enough to make battles faster, snappier, and eminently more snackable without dulling too much of the sophistication involved
These come with movable Card Bin Partitions for each row, which act like a bookend to keep your cards upright
Mill decks will get rid of the opponent's whole library, but weird rule-breakers like Laboratory Maniac won't mind at all