Hands down the best leader to take to your Pre-Release tournament, as well
Gourgeist #57Holo Rare $2.97 Gourgeist #45Holo Rare $0.90 Gourgeist #45Rare $0.32 Gourgeist #77Rare $0.07 Gourgeist #77Promo $0.21 Gourgeist #78Uncommon $0.13 Gourgeist #30Uncommon $0.10 Gourgeist #62None $0.14 Gourgeist #17Uncommon Gourgeist #25Uncommon Remoraid #33Common $0.02 Simisear #21Uncommon $0.07 Dwebble #6Common $0.11 Masquerain #2Uncommon $0.05 Charcadet - 026/182 #26Common $0.16 Chien-Pao #57Rare $0.11 Golisopod #49Rare $0.19 Wugtrio #53Uncommon $0.08 Crustle - 007/182 #7Common $0.09 Wimpod - 048/182 #48Common $0.13
You can discard 1 "Trickstar" card, both players draw 1 card, but if your LP was at least 2000 higher than your opponent's when this effect was activated, you draw 2 cards instead
So long as one of the types printed on the card is the assigned focus type, the card is permitted
Snapcaster Mage Snapcaster Mage has been a blue control staple ever since its printing, although its playability may come and go based on how powerful these decks are in the meta
Case-level observations (English) Patterns consistent across English case data: SP boxes are 2-hit boxes: a box containing an SP will not also contain a SEC the SP is the box's premium hit and no additional SEC competes with it "Alternate box" mechanic: boxes with an alt art rare appear to trade one SR slot for the alt art hit SEC distribution: SECs can cluster multiple SECs in the same box rather than spreading evenly is documented and normal TR is not guaranteed: Vista TR was pulled from this English case, but the rate is likely sub-case (1 per case or rarer)
