Youre going to want to protect this card, as so much of the deck revolves around having an excess number of Clue tokens to draw cards off of or manipulate for extra value
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Save that PSA 10 money for that chase card you really want
Then you draw equal to the toughness of your biggest dork, nasty since most Green dorks tend to have symmetry like Craterhoof Behemoth or Avenger of Zendikar or Indrik Stomphowler
