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<blockquote data-quote="dm4hire" data-source="post: 5289726" data-attributes="member: 14848"><p>Just watched the video in the unboxing thread and have to say I'm not too thrilled with the rarity aspect for the cards.&nbsp; Selling them in boosters was bad enough, but to actually assign rarity to each card is definitely a turn off.&nbsp; They could easily do at will, encounter, and daily division in the packs and not even touch rarity.&nbsp; Rarity only serves to increase the collectability of the cards and doesn't serve any purpose to actual gamers other than turning it into a card game.&nbsp; I understand the boosters are optional, but only as optional as your group wants them to be and to be honest it's unfair to deny players something because I or other members of the group don't want to spend the extra money on.&nbsp; Also as a GM I want to have the rules at my finger tips which means if a player gets something that's rare and I don't have a copy the card gets passed around until it's learned, photocopied, or acquired via purchase.&nbsp; Decks would be a lot more preferable in my opinion.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="dm4hire, post: 5289726, member: 14848"] Just watched the video in the unboxing thread and have to say I'm not too thrilled with the rarity aspect for the cards. Selling them in boosters was bad enough, but to actually assign rarity to each card is definitely a turn off. They could easily do at will, encounter, and daily division in the packs and not even touch rarity. Rarity only serves to increase the collectability of the cards and doesn't serve any purpose to actual gamers other than turning it into a card game. I understand the boosters are optional, but only as optional as your group wants them to be and to be honest it's unfair to deny players something because I or other members of the group don't want to spend the extra money on. Also as a GM I want to have the rules at my finger tips which means if a player gets something that's rare and I don't have a copy the card gets passed around until it's learned, photocopied, or acquired via purchase. Decks would be a lot more preferable in my opinion. [/QUOTE]

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