From the borderless cards of Aetherdrift , you can receive a common (0.5%), uncommon (0.5%), rare (0.9%), or mythic rare (0.1%) card
With them getting a brand-new structure deck and a spiffy anime to explore more of their lore, this archetype is bound to keep on seeing more support
Open if: You enjoy the pack-opening experience and are comfortable with the variance (over half of packs yield only a regular Rare) You want to build toward the full set including regulars, reverse holos, and IRs You are hunting the FroakieFrogadierGreninja triptych and enjoy opening for specific IRs You want the consistent IR and ex experience 4 IRs per box is a solid pull frequency Buy singles if: You specifically want Mega Greninja ex SIR (114/083) or MHR (120/083) the expected cost to pull either through opening boxes far exceeds the single card price You want any specific SIR: at ~1 in 5 boxes per SIR pull, and 6 SIRs in the set, targeting any one specifically through opening is extremely expensive You want Special Red Card for competitive play its ~$1 market price makes buying the single the obvious choice The numbers on chasing Mega Greninja ex SIR Observed SIR rate: ~1 per 34 boxes (2 SIRs across 268 packs) Number of SIRs in set: 6 (cards 114119/083) Odds of hitting specifically Greninja SIR (1 of 6): ~1 in 30 boxes At typical booster box retail price, chasing Greninja SIR through opening costs significantly more than buying the single The MHR (120/083) at ~$496 is rarer still buying the single is the clear choice The honest bottom line: Chaos Rising is a decent opening product if you enjoy the experience the IR rate is consistent and you will see ex cards regularly
A Classic Never Goes Out of Style
The card is inherently powerful, but you can adjust the contents of your 99 to scale for the kind of game youre looking for
Any time you could mulligan and this card is in your hand, you may exile all the cards from your hand, then draw that many cards
