That alone puts you ahead of 90% of collectors who have no idea whether their Base Set Charizard is worth what it was when they last checked, or whether the market has moved $500 in either direction since then
In fact, the EPS files included averaged out to be about 4 megabytes, which was pretty THICC for files back then (remember, a floppy disk only stored 1.44 megabytes!) The best part of the cards being in an EPS format is that it not only records every design decision made by Wizards of the Coast layout artists in perfect detail, but it also allows me to modify its layout at will: The EPS format also allows us to rip every raster graphic as they were originally used by Wizards of the Coast
Sometimes Ill meet a friend there [at Geeky Teas] and end up hanging out for, you know, a few hours just playing some Magic: The Gathering
Challenger +2 grants Captain Hook, Forceful Duelist an extra two points of strength when he challenges opposing characters, making his effective strength three when taking the fight to your opponent
However, it seems to be mostly purchased as a collector's item
As a starter, it represents a player's initial companion, making choices keenly memorable
