The most recent set, Obsidian Flames, for example, leaned so heavily on Charizard, that, despite having some other great cards, it struggled to take off, and Master Sets have been selling for under $500
trap cards Infinite Impermanence Solemn Judgment Solemn Strike Skill Drain Non-Fusion Area Anti-Spell Fragrance Rivalry of Warlords (and Gozen Match) Evenly Matched Red Reboot In saying that, the best trap cards in Yu-Gi-Oh
You can't choose to pay any alternative or additional costs for the copy
There are more color and foil variations than could ever be described
the same is true nowadays if you play draft or sealed formats of Magic, which can be thrilling, unpredictable and have a much more level playing field