In my opinion it takes away the appeal and starts moving towards the ever existing custom cards when it looks more like a TCG card
Hisuian Samurott is essentially what regular Samurott should have been all along, at least in terms of design and utility in battle
Their Life Points remain the same
Also, always compare price per pack across different listings and look at recent sold data by using trusted sites like TCGPlayer or Pricecharting , just so you can avoid inflated listing prices and understand the true market value based on completed transactions
Each booster contains 15 cards, with 5-6 being of Rare or higher rarity
A lot of the fun involves experimenting with cards I don't typically lean on in my Commander builds because they fit a particular story moment, item, or character interaction as opposed to being "best in class" for a deck archetype