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The vibrant colour palette, dynamic pose, and confident personality make this card instantly eye-catching
Were there new mechanics we could make if we had the freedom to stretch the boundaries of what the art and frame could do
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Having said that, is it because it's a size that wouldn't "fail" (fall) to "Fail" (the card)
Storm-Kiln Artist Treasure tokens fit well into artifact decks, and Storm-Kiln Artist is a good example