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Sesha Malone
Nov 15, 2022 9:45AM ET
The 30th Anniversary set is especially insulting. Theoretically the whole idea of the set is to celebrate 30 years of people getting together and playing and collecting the game together. What they've done with the $999 price tag is to price out the average player from participating in the celebration. Only people who can afford to drop a grand on the hobby are invited to the party. Couple this with the fact that the cards from the set aren't even tournament legal, they're replica reprints of the original legendary cards of the game that literally have no value outside of collectors of this specific set, and you've got a disaster of a product. It's a slap in the face to customers, and it shows just how tone-deaf the company is. It is a declaration that on the 30th anniversary of the product that they think of the fans as piggy banks to crack open when their bad decisions land them in hot water.
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