Later this year, were going to get the first foil version of the card as a year of the Tiger promo coming with The Brothers War, and that will soak up a lot of the money to be made
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Can you maximize it for your deck and each game's situation
While most decks would much rather tutor a card to their hand, there are plenty of decks that thrive off of getting a powerful card into the graveyard and then using something to let them get that card on the battlefield or stack way ahead of schedule
