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However, being able to essentially block damage altogether, from what tend to be the most powerful Pokmon in the game, is a very intriguing twist, and basically elevates the use of single-prize, standard Pokmon cards
This card plays well with sacrifice outlets, token makers, the offspring mechanic, and many more
Then, play this next turn and use its Rapid Vernier ability to immediately scoot it to the active spot, taking all the useful energy along the way, and then swing in for big damage
In order to see how it would actually look like on a card, I sketch a very rough draft with little more than outlines
Section 22 Summary Input: One playing of Cateran Overlord Output: Lots of copies of each of the other Mercenaries in turn, finally culminating in Seahunter and Tidal Warrior Layer count: For each Clash of Realities on a new Mimic Vat, for each Guilty Conscience on Mimic Vat, for each Rite of Passage putting counters on Mimic Vat, for each Doubling Season on the Rite of Passage counters added to Mimic Vat, for each Rings of Brighthearth on Sinking Feeling's ability while it's attached to Mimic Vat, for each Rings of Brighthearth on Mimic Vat's ability, for each Clash of Realities on a Mercenary, for each Guilty Conscience on a Mercenary, for each Rite of Passage putting counters on a Mercenary, for each Doubling Season on the Rite of Passage counters added to a Mercenary, for each Rings of Brighthearth on Sinking Feeling's ability while it's attached to a Mercenary, for each Rings of Brighthearth on the Mercenary ability (all this is repeated 4 times), and also for each Bloodbond March on Cateran Overlord...49
