The single-player campaign however required the player to participate in a large-scale quest, during which he or she would endeavor to gather cards and thus be able to construct more powerful playing decks, hopefully powerful enough to defeat the campaign's chief antagonists
#15 I find it quite strange they're deciding to accept the inconsistency of the border colors across the two eras, instead of taking a promotional campaign like this as an opportunity to retroactively update older cards to the newer border
As of today there are about 800 silver-bordered or acorn stamped cards, including things like Wizards of the Coast Holiday and SDCC promos
Illustrated expertly by Souichirou Gunjima, this card radiates the kind of rebellious energy that Team Star is known for in the Scarlet and Violet games, giving this card some additional punch above just being very well made
Being a creature beholden to removal and summoning sickness makes this weaker than the enchantment but its far more accessible and is still great for decks that want a repeatable tutor or a way to keep throwing creatures in the graveyard
Counterbalance: Top can help set up the top card for Counterbalance triggers