u/Addled_Neurons

I’m quite curious as to the volume decks available overall and the amount we presume are scalped? I’ve seen a couple dozen posts with the same screen shots of TCG’s 8-10 scalpers. I hear the community is underserved in general, but is scalpers the true issue or product scarcity?

I know of I waited in a long line for something and the window closed as soon as it got to my turn I’d be miffed, but if I was #501 in line and only 500 were available, that’s just math. There isn’t one more to give.

It would be helpful to add data to this issue, how many wanted the deck, how many were made, and how many were grabbed by scalpers. All I see is scarcity driving reactions to a dozen or so scalping posts (I’m sure there’s a lot more!) when the real problem may have been an overwhelming demand that was never going to be fulfilled from the get go.

I ran Pantlaza in a blink deck and last night at the LGS a far more experienced player was telling me that multiple beginning of endstep triggers will not resolve if you have them. I’ve always played the other way to blink pants or blink pants then a big Dino a few times.

What is the expected resolution if it have say, [[conjurers closet]] and [[teleportation circle]] on the board? Can I blink Pantlaza twice?