You can typically pay one mana to trade a card for their best card in hand, or three mana to trade one card for their two worst cards
I remember with the Baldur's Gate set, many of the important characters in the lore got shafted and were placed at uncommon to make way to promote Baldur's Gate 3
It has the following abilities: If one or more tokens would be created under your control, twice that many of those tokens are created instead
While its nice to see turtles getting some love, it feels like a shame that it came at the cost of a type with a fairly defined mechanical identity
Full art Supporters with popular characters like Carmine almost always end up as goldmines, and the hype surrounding this card points to it being one of the biggest chase cards in the expansion set
It cares about card types in a neat way, and secretly gets better and better as Wizards prints more black cards that allow you to sacrifice a creature or artifact