The Set Booster is what most players will think of when the idea of a booster pack comes to mind even though the Draft Booster (which well come to!) features the more traditional mix of booster pack cards its simply a random selection of cards from a specific set, containing a mixture of Common, Uncommon and Rare cards
Glancing at your average Magic card, especially one not found in Magics beginner-friendly sets, is intimidating to say the least, as the cards can be filled with enough jargon to make the game seem incomprehensibly difficult
Say 1 pack hits the charizard, you can keep that pack for yourself or sell it for some level of premium, but will the amount spent on scanning all 16 packs ($1200) really increase your profits
Balance really isn't balanced at all
This prompted the question, "I wonder who told your seven year old brother about this creepy game featuring killer animatronic creatures?" (parental disclaimer: Archer has not played this game...but he knows all the details anyway) For today's napkin, I decided to forgo the homicidal robots and instead feature the more age appropriate Pokemon that Ansel and his classmates were arguing about at pickup yesterday
