The dual-ink cards are more powerful than normal, but locked to that ink combo
That glee is always met by a misappropriated [casthaven]Doom Blade[/casthaven], because somehow this is the most threatening thing on the board
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In Dressrosa, Rebecca captured fans hearts with her strength, resilience, and inner conflict
It's also a more natural price surge compared to the likes of the Kabuto saga late last year, which was more of an artificial move driven by one self-anointed royal collector
Both incredibly appropriate considering Magic wouldnt exist without D&D and that D&D as we know it today sepulcher exist without Magic: the Gathering
