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Its a typical game where you collect Pokmon and use them in battle and become the best trainer out there

For example, Last March of the Ents depicts a very specific event in Lord of the Rings the Ents marching on Isengard

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As far as the proposed Atarka changes, I like them, but I do think the extended draw clause is a bit much and while I get why it exists, I think I'll just go for the draw and discard effect

Why It's So Valuable: Full scene artwork with Dawn travelling through a soft, atmospheric landscape Strong emotional pull for players who grew up with Sinnoh region games Trainer SIRs often age very well once supply dries up Unique artwork that stands out from Pokemon-focused cards Investment Potential: Many collectors who normally focus on Pokmon are picking this one up for binders and grading

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