Bound // Determined Cadaverous Bloom Camellia, the Seedmiser Cease // Desist Charnel Troll Corpseberry Cultivator Cosmogoyf Deathrite Shaman Diregraf Rebirth Dreg Mangler Faunsbane Troll Flesh // Blood Ghoulcaller's Harvest Gloomshrieker Grime Gorger Harness Infinity Hogaak, Arisen Necropolis Iname as One Invasion of Lorwyn Lluwen, Exchange Student Morbid Bloom Necrogenesis Nemata, Primeval Warden Nyx Weaver Pharika, God of Affliction Pillage the Bog Polukranos, Unchained Revival Experiment Rotwidow Pack Sarulf, Realm Eater Sisters of Stone Death Skyfisher Spider Slitherhead Sluiceway Scorpion Stoic Grove-Guide Treasured Find Varolz, the Scar-Striped Venom, Deadly Devourer Winter, Cynical Opportunist Woodwraith Strangler Young Deathclaws
New text : You may have Mirror Image enter the battlefield as a copy of a creature you control
Meowth itself dominates the foreground with a close-up, fist-pumping stance and huge grin, capturing the characters mischievous, slightly cheeky charm in a way that feels more like a poster than a trading card
Once per turn (Quick Effect): If you would take damage, Tribute this card, you take no damage and Special Summon 1 "Water Dragon" or "Water Dragon-Cluster" from your hand, Deck or GY in Defense Position either, ignoring its Summoning conditions
I did pull a Gardevoir GX which was actually one of the top deck building chases at the time and the Secret Rare Fairy Energy, which is stunning, but lets not pretend those things helped ease the sting
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