Our cards end up in birthday parties, trophy cases, collector binders, and living room frames not in a recycling bin two days after being printed at home
Cursed Mirror falls into this 'temp clone' territory, but prooves that one turn is often good enough
Years ago, many people were still blind to the value (or potential value) pokemon had as an established card game/collectable, and now its been the largest grossing childrens (classification only, we all know its beyond that) franchise ever and people are aware of the value
When you sacrifice a creature this way, it deals damage equal to its power to any target
It's really a brutal combination keyword soup and flying and trample make full use of any mass pumps you can afford
Everything you need to construct a deck is in your Prerelease Pack , except for Basic Lands, which stores provide