Before this deck was released, most players had to construct their sliver decks one card at a time
It's presented as a boardgame style self-contained format that you play (given that it comes with play pieces and I'm pretty sure that none of the cards are tournament legal), but it's so expensive that I wouldn't be surprised if 99% of the copies bought are never actually played with or even opened and are just bought for collection
Meanwhile, the other highly scored version is in even better shape
" This product contains a toolbox that is equipped with enough gaming accessories for two players to engage in a battle, which include damage counters that can be stacked, Poison and Burn markers in a three-dimensional form, and metallic orbs that serve as a substitute for Pokmon coins
For the reasonable cost of three mana, Emperor Mihail II allows you to look at the top card of your library, letting you cast that card as long as it's a Merfolk
The Wishes Like tutors but offering way more utility without any harm to your deck and therefore often well worth that extra mana cost you pay