I am to believe that with a little sorcery that Wall of Stone, which is very literally a wall made out of stones, can attack, but there is NOTHING on God's green earth that will make Opal Eye take one fucking step forward
This helps with the biggest blow to token decks: board wipes
However, that wont work in a real game
Costco sold the cards for under $60, originally priced anywhere between $120 to $150
Headlines about the pricing went viral, as evidenced by this single social media post that reached 1.3 million views
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