I started playing Magic: The Gathering because I was in love with a boy
Before You Buy Collectors usually compare the scan result against the card number and set symbol before trusting a sellers title or handwritten label
At the time of this post, my local B&Ns have everything from packs to Elite Trainer Boxes as well as boxes, like VMAX, V-Union, and ex boxes, and the Ultra-Premium Charizard Collection available, so they usually have a good selection of items to browse in-store
The lands that check whether you have a related basic land in play or in your hand are more versatile
Now you have enough options that you could make a deck of all dorks if you felt like it and the power and suitability of the cards wouldn't suffer any where near the same decline
After all, there are still some differences and synergies between the two