#001 "B.eye White Dragon" #002 "Mystical Elf" #003 "Hitotsu-me Giant" #004 "Baby Dragon" #005 "Ryu-kishin" #006 "Feral Imp" #007 "Winged Dragon #1" #008 "Mushroom Man" #009 "Shadow Specter" #010 "Blackland Fire Dra" #011 "Sword Arm of Drago" #012 "Swamp Battleguard" #013 "Tyhone" #014 "Battle Steer" #015 "Flame Swordsman" #016 "Time Wizard" #017 "R Leg of Forbidden" #018 "L Leg of Forbidden" #019 "R Arm of Forbidden" #020 "L Arm of Forbidden" #021 "Exod
There's also some lore here about the vampires of Innistrad, which is neat, by the focus is on a bunch of moving parts that churns out Blood and uses it to bring a bunch of creatures back into play
Likewise, every color has access to graveyard hate in some shape or form, and you should be running at least a little to keep on top of the many ways in which decks use their graveyards
Throughout the years Gengar cards have featured some of the best and even controversial artwork, meaning Gengars cards are very collectible, no matter the set
Its exciting to draft, theres good money to open, and many of the cards retain their value for a very long time thanks to their strength in Modern
Im speaking with someone who has owned several of these boxes and will be taking a look at it in person to give their opinion
