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We are totally fine with using a character more than once as long as it makes sense and aligns with the character, especially since we have multiple ink and glimmer types to play with

I smash them often enough, even they have counterspells, boardclears and what not

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This new thing is clearly influencing the market, but that doesn't mean that all dungeon cards will suddenly explode in price

While they were all unique designs, some of them have in fact become real since the Mystery Boosters release

Sometimes this ends up being little more than just a Hill Giant