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Imposter Oaks Revenge A fantastic disruption card that basically Judges your opponents hand without Judging your own

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A Pokmon card that could only be obtained by winning a game of rock-paper-scissors against some of the TCGs top players has sold for a record amount at auction - helped by a recent controversial trend

So most of us had our starter decks and things (including myself), but it was sort of just another fad in comparison to Pokemon and it did not sustain itself nearly as strongly or for as long either

It has a very powerful effect for just which means that there is no problem playing it late game along with anything else