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The 2nd variant (6 energies, 1999 date) has the decks packed side by side, stopping the deck from sliding around as well as the damage counters

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Sort Card Type Lokix #21Rare $0.04 Lokix #122Rare $0.14 Lokix #16Common $0.13 Lokix #100Uncommon $0.05 Lokix #10Uncommon $0.08 Lokix #52Rare $0.64 Lokix #10Rare $0.23 Lokix - 021/193 #21Rare $0.16 Lokix - 122/182 #122Rare $0.19 Lokix - 122/182 (Cosmos Holo) #122Rare $1.43 Lokix - 122/182 (Cosmos Holo) #122Rare $1.43 Lokix #52Rare $0.64 Lokix #10Rare $0.23 Lokix - 122/182 #122Rare $0.19 Lokix - 021/193 #21Rare $0.16 Lokix #122Rare $0.14 Lokix #16Common $0.13 Lokix #10Uncommon $0.08 Lokix #100Uncommon $0.05 Lokix #21Rare $0.04

3v3 formats exist with many variations, but the most interesting version of the shared banlist used the following rules: The card limit is shared between all 3 decks cards that are unlimited can be split 1/1/1 or 2/1/0/ or 3/0/0 cards that are semi-limited can be split 1/1/0 or 2/0/0 cards that are limited can be used by only a single player, 1/0/0 Implications of this ruleset forced players to consider the following: Overlap of staple power cards Giant Trunade, Trishula, Pot of Duality, generic Trap cards, etc