From a mechanical perspective, its still got that element of RNG to make it fun, but its more consistent and easier to build
These were comprised of: 2,000-3,000 common cards, most completely worthless 150 uncommon cards, the ones able to be sold coming in around $1 each 60 rares, almost none of them able to be sold, but prices mostly under $2 25 low-value secret and ultra rates, most under $2.50 8 cards from games/promos, most of which were in terrible condition from shipping or heavy play, all under $5 100 cards (mostly useful game cards) worth between $1.50 $2.50 with decent sales histories 12 cards from original starter decks, though many were in terrible condition
Theres really no way Id recommend trying the deck out yourself, and not just for practical and financial reasons
Getting everything you need to put together a Swordsoul deck is fairly easy