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You could get this card into the active Pokemon spot to start the game and do 10 damage to the defending Pokemon per turn with Splash, which can use any type of Energy card, or, in a Grass type deck, you could use Bounsweet to heal your damaged Pokemon

Encouraging you to cast the largest spell on your turn possible before combat, you can get a large hasty and flying elemental to punch your opponents

Put massive water pressure on the field and help Blastoise V keep a swift-running river of power flowing

Its diffused lighting reduces glare on foil, gold, and textured surfaces, while the neutral background keeps colors accurate and details sharp

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Who knows, you might get lucky with zero cards in your hand and roll a twenty