We're here to talk about the time-honored tradition of collecting trading cards
as is, you can pick one up for a couple of dollars
Magic Online shows us that if a draft format is really, really fun, players will play it even if the value is bad (see: cube drafts), assuming the entry fee isn't too high, but if the cost of entry is too high, players will shy away from the format even if its great (see: Masters drafts on Magic Online , which are often amazingly lacking in value, since the EV of Masters packs online is often around $2, while Wizards still charges $25 for a draft)
The display image shows each specific event's winning showcase item so you know what product you could win
Overall, Professor Turo's Scenario is almost a necessity in slower games, and playing one copy in your deck is never a negative
From a design perspective, an SIR card is a work of art that completely replaces the standard card border with a full-bleed, borderless illustration