ARCHETYPE BREAKDOWN As usual, we have ten distinct deck archetypes, corresponding to the ten color pair combinations
Wall of Omens is another uncommon with a wealth of reprints, though this version is especially beautiful
Though this is all mostly buyer speculation that hasn't fully panned out (#69 was already discovered and sold for $46,844, one of the lowest sales so far)
Despite Amber/Emeralds impressive range of cards, the other Into the Inklands starter deck has many things going for it that Amber/Emerald doesnt, including a more cohesive strategy and a healthy reliance on location cards
Lots of these cards have special art but the normal frame, or maybe a retro frame, or perhaps a special foiling over a normal frame
When it comes to which of the two decks is more difficult to play, the winner is Ruby/Sapphire hands down