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Optimus Prime, Autobot Leader Color Indicator: White, Blue, and Red Legendary Artifact Vehicle Living metal (During your turn, this Vehicle is also a creature.) Trample Whenever you attack, bolster 2
Trainers and Energy Having little or no Retreat Cost is one of the most important benefits a deck can have (even though most people dont really acknowledge it), which is why Fairy Garden is such a powerful card
This means that every single turn you can get rid of one of your opponents annoying monsters, without having to worry about any effects that activate in the graveyard
How many Pack Points does it cost to craft Copperajah
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