Also wanted to say this card highlights the distinct thematic directions each class is taking with the curses and I really love it for that - Seekers, the ones who flirt with forbidden knowledge, are symbiotic with curses and decent at both generating and leeching off them
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With that in mind, its pretty clear that Prime Catcher arguably the single strongest card in the game across any deck will be the most expensive chase card in Prize Pack Series Five
One drawback with Blanka, Ferocious Friend is the lack of recursion you see on other combat trick-centric creatures like Feather, the Redeemed
It determines: Your life total, which sets the initial margin for how much damage you can sustain