Like most Magic: The Gathering cards, the value of Guess Who it Is
However, it combined just fine with Tolarian Academy and High Tide to fuel combo decks which dominated their respective environments completely
Tough enough for endless shuffles, stylish enough for Dressrosa
Dinosaurs, Police Precinct, Prize Property, Pyramid, Rallyman, Rapa Nui, Rattus: Africanus, Razzia!, R?nts, Rialto, Richelieu, Ristorante Italia, Robinson Crusoe, Rommelin the Desert, Rotterdam, RoyalPalace, Run, Fight, or Die!, Ruse & Bruise, Russian Railroads, Ryce: Empire of Sand, Safranito, Saint Petersburg, Samarkand, San Francisco, San Marco, Sanssouci, Scepter of Zavandor, Scoville, Serenissima, S-Evolution, Sewer Pirats, Shogun, SidMeier's Civilization: The Card Game, Simply Catan, Sneaks & Snitches, Space Alert, Starfarers of Catan (Small Cards), Starship Merchants, Staufer Dynasty, Steam over Holland, Stephenson's Rocket, Stockpile, Stonehenge, Strasbourg, Stronghold,Struggle for Rome, Submarine, Swarm, Tabago, Takenoko, Talisman, The Captain Is Dead, The Cook-off, The Gnomes of Zavandor, The Golden Ages, The voyages of Marco Polo, The Walled City: Londonderry & Borderlands, Thebes, Theseus: The Dark Orbit,Through the Ages: A Story of Civilization, Thurn and Taxis, Ticket to Ride, Timbuktu, Tobago, Tokaido, Tomorrow, Top This
I am taking Servant of the Stinger over any common
Ultramarines Honour Guard is a terrifying army in a can because that army gets bigger and bigger the longer you sit on the can
