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Chapter I alone is practically worth the cost, and in a deck focused on Food and Bargains, such as black/green, all three chapters are must-haves
The English version (June 2025) has 12 cards per pack vs
Instead, they are seeking to cultivate a more casual gameplay experience, with less of an emphasis on deckbuilding