Raise the Alarm is a fair card because, in essence, its a Grizzly Bears
And that just makes sense, given the importance of iconic weaponry within the franchise
Similarly, if an effect creates a token that's a copy of a prototyped permanent or causes another permanent to become a copy of it, the copy would have the same characteristics as the prototyped permanent
However, the dungeons alone only form the basis for Adventures in the Forgotten Realms ' mechanics
this last sentence sounds like it can circumvent in order to clauses: (Clefable can make that attack even if it does not have the appropriate number or type of Energy attached to it necessary to make the attack) I think this bit can be removed since except for its Energy costs clause effectively covers it
How to Read a Wide Spread A wide spread is not automatically a contradiction