They were hugely sought after, with most approaching $100 in price and some reaching several hundred dollars
Thats not really the decks fault, but its a consideration if you want to play it
I hope you're having fun seeing how various cards came to be
[-7]: You get an emblem with "At the beginning of combat on your turn, put three +1/+1 counters on target artifact you control

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For the holos and rares, the raw Youtube data from 11 boxes was as follows (the dashed line showing where the transition from H6 to H5 and from R6 to R5 would occur): image396693 10.6 KB image396724 11.3 KB There isnt enough data to say anything definitive about individual card rarities here, but I would not be surprised if all the R5 cards were Trainer cards