We still didn't have anything approaching a "set file," but as someone who is more used to designing for Limited, I wanted to test our mechanics in something that felt like the games of Limited I was used to
Second Dinner has never offered an exact calculation of how many Collector's Tokens you get for your gold, not that I could find at least, but it seems the math works out to about 0.8 Tokens for every one gold, and 100 gold costs around $1 to $150, again, depending on how much you buy at once
As Magic: the Gathering s metagames shift, so does its secondary market
You gain control of a creature, but if you dont allow your opponent to draw a card, you have to put three stun counters on them
Format Legality Standard Not Legal Expanded Not Legal Unlimited Legal Standard legality is derived from the set's release date