An unusual and somewhat odd for a psychic-type 'mon shoreline scene sits behind this silhouetted Espeon, making it a striking and beautiful energy card thats worth a pretty penny on the secondary market nearly 15 years after it released
Then if it has an odd number of counters on it, draw two cards
MOST IMPORTANTLY: save early, safe often
Also, heres a list of creatures that give you permanent fog effects that arent in your deck: DreadKhan on F*** Kevin 3 years ago Any reason you don't run Meren of Clan Nel Toth in here
Obviously, Magic's designers expect you to use this card as a combat trick or pump spell in a werewolves deck, turning your creatures from their less dangerous human side to their scarier wolf forms in the middle of combat, while also getting the benefit of a one-sided fog
You want to ultimately avoid no maximum hand size cards, as Flubs loves being hellbent