So you've found a Pokmon card at a garage sale and are unsure if it's the real deal
I think embalm is a pretty cool mechanic that suffered from a lack of card density and a bit of overly conservative costing
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There was even a famous ad campaign back in the day with the tagline "You are a Planeswalker." While the story would talk about Planeswalkers in card names and flavor text, we never actually made a card that represented onethe closest we got was Invasion , which was Urza in disguiseas we felt they were too powerful to be represented as a card