SH : After zero mulling over and absolutely no productive discussion, we decided to put together some Magic card art through the years that really just makes you do the Peoples Eyebrow
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Myrel easily snowballs by giving you a number of soldiers equal to the amount you already have, which will be stronger on your next turn, and so on
Like stagecoach said, vintage Japanese cards were printed on thinner card stock compared to middle era and modern cards you see being made now, so its normal for it to feel relatively thin
