Two early D&D previews including a new Rare Mill card
Once again, its hard to reprint a card such as this due to its flavor and card name being Theros -themed, so this could be an expensive card in the future
A back-fed laser printer or UV inkjet is the most compatible printing technology
Its price point especially makes it an investment that will likely only be of singular benefit to those in the market for items like a deck box and damage-counter dice
GOSSAN has remained active during the Scarlet & Violet era, so far contributing cards featuring Hawlucha, Klefki, Spoink, Rookidee, and Heracross
If you had previously used your hard-earned wildcards on the Historic Anthology printing of Thalia, this was a major feel-bad moment