At the end of each turn, Wolverine gains another 1/1 counter if he dealt damage that turn, causing him to grow progressively stronger each time he attacks
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I almost always prefer the former method because if ink gets pulled when you take the tape off, its far easier to patch up a black border than color-match and patch the back of the card and if your sleeves arent opaque on the back, a noticeable paint job will disqualify a card in tournaments (and it is noticeable)
All at 2 mana, no less
The top chase card is a stunning, spooky scene that perfectly encapsulates Gengar's essence, and even the consolation chase cards feature top-tier art with high price tags to boot, making this set exciting to open, even if you hit a non-Gengar card
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