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Love this guy loads at the kitchen table since it can be played anywhere on the first turn, survives for a while, saves a lot of attacks your way, and then can be played in many different decks
Japanese cards are known for their sharper print, richer colours, smoother finish, and more precise centring
The Gold Uncommon Some uncommons from The Lord of the Rings set accidentally got printed with a golden triangle rarity symbol, which they definitely werent supposed to have
The illustration depicts it staring intently at the viewer, perhaps having been encountered in an alleyway, which gives a creeping feeling of unease
The first ghost rare, Rainbow Dragon, set the stage for high-value cards, especially the Sacred Beasts