I like this because:

• No bulk sales bonuses. I am glad to see this disappear. IMO we need to distance ourselves from that practice from now on.

• I can concentrate on getting the commons and rares to a playable level first by buying the starter packs then move over to the other types. This mimics the way I handle SB reward cards. The majority of the first 5 seasons of a new RW card series I am buying common draws until my commons are level 6 or 7 and EOS I buy rare draws then I slowly move my allocation over to rares during the season and will shoot for epics at EOS and so on.

• These starter packs are great for new players to get their foot in the door.

• Including the starter pack with the new spellbook purchase is a great idea for NPE.

• Considering land resources to repair wagons - When mancer gets the 3 other natural plots online/producing maybe we can temporarily allow land plots to input a raw resource into a section of the website and pay/burn DEC to craft wagon panels and wheels for repairing wagons or stone plots to create the roadways and cement for these wagons or ore to smelt nails for the wheels and fasteners of these wagons

What I am not sure about this or that relates to this:

• The alchemist pack price. I'm curious about the math that arrived at this price. Maybe this could be discussed at the town hall.

• Where does this leave new players in regards to summoners? Summoners will be a bottle neck for them. Summoners are intended/supposed to be a bottleneck to some degree but too much and they give up. IMO a mix of common and rare summoners seems to be needed here and in the future for NPE.

• What happens to the CL card's production power on plots when they leave modern? What is the multiplier going to be?

• Does the team have a private server where they have tested only having Rebellion core, promo and SB reward cards to play? Are there glaring holes like not enough common and rare tanks for all the splinters? Does the new set address them?