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Compared to some of the more recent sets like Avatar or Edge of Eternities, from a mechanics standpoint, TMNT is a bit on the light side, opting to bring back keywordseven renaming someinstead of big new systems like how Warp or the bending styles worked
Since most counterspells are blue, this can be a great 'no you' response to someone else's counterspell
Effect of card: Whenever you gain life, target opponent loses that much life
Think The Secret of NIMH with an art style more reminiscent of Peter Rabbit