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There's a little count-mark behind the text on the card, and the two ogres in the background are actually playing M:TG in order to impress the lady

That's because some creatures naturally work well together: Specters are big fans of discard for instance, while Skeletons like to rise from the grave

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The nice thing about the Helix Fossil is that you can choose to discard it from the bench anytime you want and your opponent doesnt gain a point, and it doesnt count as a Basic Pokemon when the game is drawing you an opening hand or when you play a Poke Ball

Being able to foretell it so you only have to hold 1 mana up makes this actually pretty solid

A Gem Mint 10 Alpha Black Lotus autographed by designer-illustrator Christopher Rush sold for over $511,000 in January 2021, making it the most expensive MTG card of all time