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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Vyvyan Basterd" data-source="post: 5441220" data-attributes="member: 4892">Sorry, you are wrong here. Many casual "kitchen table" groups do consider this type of player to be a jerk and will stop playing with someone who constantly pulls out the "best deck." Mainly tournament players strive for the "best deck."Edit: In fact, there are specific formats like Pauper (common cards only) and many multi-player formats that certainly have nothing resembling a best deck.It happened to me personally when my friends and I were playing Illuminati: New World Order. I was able to buy many more packs thatn they were and built a pretty consistent deck. They got sick of not having a fair chance of winning and decided not to play anymore. My cards became unused and worthless as I had no one willing to play.Since the majority of D&D games played at home are of the "kitchen table" variety, I would expect much the same results from the 20 rare deck guy. I'd also expect a wide variation of uses for the cards other than the "official" use.</blockquote>