Understanding these different types helps collectors and players recognize how common or rare a card is, and which ones are more desirable
You can check out this fun build here - (Commanding Tatsunari, Toad Rider | Article by Abe Sargent (coolstuffinc.com)) The fourth deck I crafted was around the Boros Samurai needs of Raiyuu, Storm's Edge
Essentially, ubiquity is the answer to the question What percentage of my decks are going to play this card? While this question immediately has implications regarding color identity (even putting aside power level, chances are that your colorless cards will have a greater deal of ubiquity than your colored cards), it is important to look beyond just the percentage of decks that can play a card
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Theres no denying how cool these cards look, and theyre clearly variants that One Piece fans are desperate to get their hands on
* A number of trainers cards required to strengthen the deck are also included