Plus, you can even hunt down and capture the Avatar himself: a raised foil Avatar Aang illustrated by show creator Bryan Konietzko
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This creature does more than create Treasure tokens when it deals combat damage
By understanding the rarity and value of these cards, you can make informed decisions as you grow your own collection
Well I've built five decks using ONLY cards found in the Foundations -- the main set, jumpstart, and starter kit -- which are able to compete just fine with precons and mid-power tables, so new players can immediately try out the format with most of the cards they already own
