Pros: Higher per-card return than bulk buyers for curated lots Huge buyer pool means lots sell fairly quickly Auction format can push prices up on desirable lots Great for vintage bulk and themed lots Cons: 13% fees You handle all photos, listings, packing, and shipping Returns are possible (though rare for lots) Takes more time and effort than bulk buyers Best for: Curated lots (set-specific, character-specific, vintage), complete collections, and anyone willing to put in a bit more work for a significantly better return
In multiplayer you could do that once on your turn with firebending, and then the others, then flip him next turn after getting your swing on and dropping cost, and then again on your next one too
Best Green Card Draw Some of the best spells for green card draw MTG has created are not only good, but relatively cheap as well
Garp Red/Black Kinemon Green Sanji Blue/Green Emporio Ivankov Blue Magellan Purple Zephyr Purple/Black Smoker Black OP03 Pillars of Strength One Pieces third set simultaneously journeyed forward to the Enies Lobby and Whole Cake Island arcs, while bringing in several iconic heroes and villains from the original East Blue journey
Even after all that, though, PKMJP says "I still have tons of items to scan, edit, upload, and annotate," and adds: "Lots of improvements to speed things up, lots of artwork still to be added and labeled, more cards to be added, better ways to browse images Features like custom lists, voting, and a proper blog are all on my wishlist for the future!" It's obvious how much effort has been put into this, and it's an absolute delight to browse through the pages looking for old favorite artworks and discovering new ones
If you have two commanders in that one, so much the better
