Here's one way it could work: "My story has [Product A that was successful] meets [Product B that was also successful]." You might use two known, successful products as your descriptive elements to show that your idea clearly has a pedigree of success, but you combine them to show that you're doing something innovative
Unlike standard MTG sets, this card was never available to the publicit was awarded solely to members of Wizards of the Coast's European Studio X team as a special recognition
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See their origins and how they take a place in each adventure
I mean, I get it: its tempting to conclude that a Platinum Angel is only ever worth playing if you would have actively lost the game without it
It can deal 50 damage for a single Fighting Energy, which one-shots every non-ex version of Eevee by hitting their Fighting weakness, and Rare Candy allows it to come down before Eevee gets to evolve when going first