This card's controller must pay 1000 Life Points during each of their End Phases (this is not optional), or this card is destroyed
World-building and storytelling are big parts of two other GBA games in the collection: The Sacred Cards (GBA, 2002) and Reshef of Destruction (GBA, 2003)
Midnight Clock The lack of control over when Midnight Clock shuffles away your graveyard sucks, but a mana rock with such an outsized effect on the game is quite useful
The first card to receive this type of condition on the official card database was the Italian entry of "Kozmoll Dark Lady" (to indicate that it was not meant to be part of the "Darklord" archetype)
Luckily, if you don't need to collect every one of a Pokemon's cards, this Mudkip card will provide a much cheaper gateway into collecting and only costs a couple of dollars to start your Mudkip collection
- 2 acrylic condition markers