Ahhh...so basically he dislikes something he doesn't understand? No offense but that sounds like a bunch of old men in Iran sitting in a cave discussing America.

They can both only hold two *standard* objects.

And once again, people keep missing the distinction. Terminology matters in this game, folks. As much of a headache as it causes.

I can think of so many great uses for most of these. I really like the idea of ruining peoples days with some white, yellow, and Leech. I guess throw in Kid Zoom and Harry Leland and we have a bad day party.

Apparently, the kryptonite don't come in the chase packs... It seems that only the Hastings packs had them. My store opened a few cases up and there wasn't any kryptonite in the packs

They are very rare to find in booster packs. Someone said their store went through like 10 cases and only 2 were pulled from them. So they aren't with every chase.

Okay, thanks. It had seemed (earlier) that everyone who pulled a chase also had a kryptonite. I had been hoping to be able to pull some kryptonite, since I don't go to my locals.

I want that Thor sculpt in your photobucket link with the removable Mjolnir. Oh my gosh, that is the definitive Thor sculpt!!!

Correction: "Holding one kryptonite object each." That's what I get for posting late at night.

The Jewel K gives a huge advantage to Stealth-based teams (Batman Ally, X-Force). Batman and Catwoman will certainly come in handy to replace an object opponent's Kryptonite with a standard light object.

Interesting. especially since these K's were PART OF THE PRIZE KIT... Why would they put them in boosters as well?

just me, it seems kinda... off. this is the same sorta experience that we had back in legacy and mutant mayhem, where you could pull the LE's from boosters just as though they were any other piece. the hell with the different color on the ring, they were numbered the same, and so the LE's plummeted in value.

And yea... Gold K makes the carrier nothing but a huge target... you do NOT want someone with ANY damage reducers or special powers hauling that thing as they lose ALL powers save super-strength... sure, it's great to stop your opponent's big hitters, but you're effectively sacrificing a figure to do so, since that figure can't use any other power save super-strength.

I'm confused with your comment... You could always use Telekinesis to force the gold kryptonite on your opponent's figure.

Did anyone find a Green Tray inside your booster with a piece of Green Kryptonite taped to the side of the tray? Is this a different LE than the OP kit version?

I got this too, and was kind of wondering about it, but seeing as I got Doomsday, and the Son Of Darkseid in the tray, I just assumed "Green Kryptonite, green tray."

whats up with the blank card for the green kryptonite?