For the sake of clarity, I will label the position of the pack as: HOLO: the first card in the pack (POSITION) A: the first nonholo card, the ones after the holo card (POSITION) B: the second nonholo card (POSITION) C: the third nonholo card, and the last card in the pack Heres a quick overview of my discovery: Come think about it, this is kinda useless information but I had hoped it wouldve fired up your imagination
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If youre interested in the actual artistry behind this card art, illustrator Steven Belledin wrote an excellent blog post about his process
When the decks faced each other, a player armed with mean old Rith, the Awakener would have a distinct advantage even if he wasn't suited up and it would be almost impossible to deal with if he was
When they attack with this creature it pings them for the damage dealt to you
Perfect example of how high end cards are looked through troughly cause I have a feeling a low end card this would have been hit with a 7 instead of a 6