Some of the features include gym leaders with weaker Pokmon, ...
The amount you pay can't be more than the total number of white nontoken permanents your opponents control plus the total number of white cards in their graveyards
People buy boxes, packs, event decks, boxed sets, and everything else in part because they know it will retain some of its value on the secondary market
Tromell, Seymour's ButlerTromell, Seymour's Butler The text "proliferate X times" alone excites me when I look at Tromell, Seymour's ButlerTromell, Seymour's Butler, but when you factor in that it only costs and that he's a source of counters for all incoming creatures, you've got a recipe for ridiculously huge creatures
WotC seems likely to find another way to reprint Modern staples Mox Opal feels like a major omission from this set, considering how long it has been since its last reprint, so we might see that one somewhere else
By allowing players to open packs for themselves, the game not only invites fans to the fantasy of managing bulk card quantities, but grounds them with a relatable experience