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Hi there! So, I started with this game when it released, and dutifully kept up with releases as they dropped, all the way up till the last pack. Basically, I currently have a playset of everything.
However, it has been a few years since actually played. At this point I'm considering purchasing some extra force packs to increase the number of copies of objective sets I have to build with, if it's worth it. Mostly for having a handful of decks together for myself and friends. But I'm not sure which packs might be best to go for.
Essentially, do you peeps think there are any objective sets that it might be worth having more than two of for deck building purposes? Super useful, almost staple stuff? If so, which packs would they be found in?
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Looking to beef up the collection
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JavelinChimera
, Dec 23 2019 11:03 PM
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Posted 28 December 2019 - 04:36 PM
MacRauri
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I only ever got to force packs in duplicate: the one with MTFBWY and the one with the new affiliation cards. Which also gave me a second playset of Cassian which I wanted to put in just about every deck at the time. You could do more but it would likely get expensive. Plus I’ve always viewed SWLCG as a game of constraints and coming up with as many competitive decks as you can out of one playset is just another puzzle to solve.
