Its a card that can draw three cards on a kicker, and you can blink it or just delve eight cards from your graveyard to do it again
Big spells are going to be very juicy for this, of course, but also small things like counterspells and other interaction will get the damage flowing
What was shared, however, is that "some give bonuses when characters visit them, while others provide benefits just by being in play." In total, Into the Inklands will add over 200 new cards to Disney Lorcana, and some of the highlights shared are Pluto, 101 Dalmatian's Perdita, DuckTales' Scrooge McDuck, TaleSpin's Kit Clouldkicker, and Treasure Planet's Jim Hawkins and the RLS Legacy crew
Second is Expropriate (Borderless), which, despite providing a decent price point, hasnt seen play across multiple formats
Hopefully, whether the original poster actually does this again to those closer to them and film reactions or not, this post can stir up a few smiles to those who have either been wronged by scalpers in the past or are just tired of them not following the good old grind for cards.
TCGPlayer states that Gengar VMAX has a market price around $167, but some sales going for over $200, a high price for such a scary, menacing Ghost-type Pokmon
