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These are the cards that can take a borderline archetype and catapult it back to the top of the meta, or are just so overpowered that it would make no sense not to play them
Theres a group of folks out there who love playing with silver-bordered cards, and we want to remove as much friction as possible in their pre-game conversations
Magda is excellent alongside other dwarves, and it also works just fine as a solo attacker
Understanding how frequently each rarity appears can help you gauge a cards potential scarcity (and therefore approximate value)
