Although you can't play with numbers as big as you can in stocks and real estate, the barrier to entry is tiny (even a 8-year-old kid can come up with the money to buy some under-valued Pokemon cards) and the potential for profit is huge
You can flop her out at three mana and have good options or you can hold her back till eight mana and win out of nowhere with her
Player's perception and experience Face-down cards in the Spell & Trap Zone have a new flip animation, instead of being flipped from right to left, they are now flipped from top to bottom
Combine that with the highly debated Rainbow Rare treatment, and youve got a truly distinctive card that stands out for both its gameplay impact and its bold design
Because of that, it means the set is replete with more mechanics than Im willing to count, in much the same way a normal Core Set does, although a lot of those are flavour more than anything else, simply adding D&D skill names before specific card effects