This bonus card is by far the rarest from the D&D 50th Anniversary Superdrop, hence its over-$500 price point
There are Collector Boosters that are eye-wateringly expensive, which didnt stop me buying a bunch
It should make for fun game play, especially if you get lucky and the card you exiled is a big play
If the table votes for denial, you get to counter the counterspell and your bigger play gets to go through
So, with access to new tools, more consistency, and more power, whats holding Voltron back
It also had the advantage of being more elegant than its mirror card Undermine, as it was a simple combination of Healing Salve and Counterspell for the combined price of both of them, and while the strength of the colors meant the ranking here goes the other way, Absorb shows how it's more important to get what you need rather than what is technically more valuable