He held onto the Rod himself, lacked the Puzzle, and placed the other five in temples at areas he conquered to protect his holdings
Of course, being the child-hating grinch I am, I decided to open a few packs of it for myself, and I was surprised at just how unassumingly charming the whole thing is
If a monster leaves the field by your Normal Trap effect, while this card is in your GY, except the turn it was sent there: You can Set this card
If theres a second copy of that monster in your opponents Graveyard, you can use Called by the Grave to banish that duplicate copy when your opponent activates the effect of their on-field monster
I do like Green getting this kind of effect and Riftsweeper still seems like secret tech to me
Do you clean Pokemon cards before grading? Yes