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The original card game was released in 1996 in Japan and quickly became a worldwide phenomenon
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(Looking at The Collation Project, I see English MTG sets in this era - fall 2000 was when Fossil was released in German - sometimes used striped collation, sometimes sequential collation.) The rarity table for Fossil is given below: image881670 14.7 KB There are no artificial rarity differences, and the choice which cards appear on the sheet more often seems random
TL;DR: If someone tries to draw extra cards, they either end up discarding and drawing, or milling instead, so they never actually go up on cards
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