[3] Over the next five years, Wizards of the Coast published more than a dozen expansion sets for the game, allowing the company to sell millions of cards and earn more revenue from Pokmon than they had from Magic: The Gathering in its first 10 years
Rest assured, theyre not gone
The One Piece Card Game from Bandai continues to excite collectors and players, weaving iconic characters and dynamic mechanics into each new expansion
Its cheap, cheerful, and useful, so picking up one (or more) of the common four-packs, that cost around $4, is a wise investment for this deck and anything else you may want to build from its parts
I still remember playing with my Legends of Blue Eyes cards as a young five-year-old, unaware that I should probably be sleeving my First Edition Blue-Eyes White Dragons instead of dragging them across the recess pavement at my elementary school