The more mana your spells cost, the more lands you'll probably need
Again, this card feels like a really strong sideboard win-con for matchups where you can pave a way for one copy to do enough damage that it will either end your opponent on the spot, or make it so they'll eventually deck out
The good news is that theres no reason to worry about whether cards are from the Retail or Convention versions because where the set overlaps, no one cares which packs theyre from, and the cards that are exclusive are only listed as those exclusives
This card enters with five strength and seven willpower, and can quest for two lore
This is the current word on it from WotC per Scott Marshall on the judge forums: Please have persons who note fraud (such as counterfeiting) sites to report them to [email protected]
While this makes the set an instant classic around fans of the Black and White era of Pokemon, its the insane Black White Rare cards that truly set it apart for collectors