so many times, Go for the Throat or Doom Blades restrictions feel terrible, and Parting Thoughts doesnt have that problem
The graded card buyer on TCGPlayer is generally looking for a deal, not hunting for a specific slab
Louis Cardinals 511 Darren Baker, Washington Nationals 512 Michael Harris II, Atlanta Braves 521 Willy Adames, San Francisco Giants 524 Luisangel Acua, New York Mets 530 Byron Buxton, Minnesota Twins 535 Leo Jimnez, Toronto Blue Jays 537 Spencer Bivens, San Francisco Giants 541 Jared Jones, Pittsburgh Pirates 550 Pete Alonso, New York Mets 557 Kyle Manzardo, Cleveland Guardians 558 Roki Sasaki, Los Angeles Dodgers 561 Paul Goldschmidt, New York Yankees 568 Brandon Lockridge, San Diego Padres 569 Kodai Senga, New York Mets 571 Mason Miller, Athletics 573 Hyeseong Kim, Los Angeles Dodgers 574 Daniel Schneemann, Cleveland Guardians 576 Parker Meadows, Detroit Tigers 578 Kevin Alcntara, Chicago Cubs 579 Spencer Strider, Atlanta Braves 583 Alex Bregman, Boston Red Sox 587 Jarren Duran, Boston Red Sox 590 Jasson Domnguez, New York Yankees 591 Austin Wells, New York Yankees 596 Tyler Fitzgerald, San Francisco Giants 599 Duke Ellis, New York Yankees 600 Fernando Tatis Jr., San Diego Padres 603 Cal Raleigh, Seattle Mariners 609 Max Fried, New York Yankees 610 Gordon Graceffo, St
Generally what you want to look for are these characteristics: 1.) Does the equipment give a boost to Steiners power if equipped
Apparently, this game favors old-school duelists (ah, I remember the days when you didnt have all these five-round cheese decks and unstoppable/invincible monsters)
