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(2) Rare (or higher rarity) cards

Akki Lavarunner Akki Lavarunner Aleatory Amulet of Quoz Boompile Bottle of Suleiman Breeches, the Blastmaker Budoka Gardener Budoka Gardener Budoka Pupil Budoka Pupil Bushi Tenderfoot Bushi Tenderfoot Callow Jushi Callow Jushi Chance Encounter Chaos Orb Chaotic Goo Chaotic Strike Crazed Firecat Creepy Doll Crooked Scales Cunning Bandit Cunning Bandit Desperate Gambit Dumb Ass Edgar, King of Figaro Erayo, Soratami Ascendant Erayo, Soratami Ascendant Everythingamajig Faithful Squire Faithful Squire Falling Star Fickle Efreet Fiery Gambit Fighting Chance Flock of Rabid Sheep Frenetic Efreet Frenetic Efreet Avatar Frenetic Sliver Game of Chaos Goblin Archaeologist Goblin Artisans Goblin Bangchuckers Goblin Bomb Goblin Festival Goblin Kaboomist Goblin Kites Goblin Lyre Goblin Psychopath Goblin Traprunner Hired Muscle Hired Muscle Impulsive Maneuvers Initiate of Blood Initiate of Blood Invert Polarity Jushi Apprentice Jushi Apprentice Karplusan Minotaur Kerblam

Legolas Greenleaf is not just of the Woodland Realm. Hes the son of Thranduil

The Team Rocket series was also the first time we saw a holographic trainer card

Feasting Troll King is awesome too, since later in the game, when youve really got Gyome and Food production humming, it can keep coming back from the graveyard as a burly attacker and blocker thanks to vigilance