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So its a really strong card, but its also skill-testing for the player using it, in terms of their deck-building and skill at playing the game, Nagashima explained
A quick look at the differences between the Japanese version and the English version English Version Lillie (Hat) Japanese Version Lillie (Hat) Back of Japanese Version Back of English Version You also want to keep the differences in product design in mind Looking at representative main booster products, the number of enclosed cards per pack and the number of packs per box often differ between the Japanese and English versions, showing a difference in the product design itself
Wizards of the Coast wouldn't be doing its job correctly if it hadn't created at least a handful of ultra-strong cards to motivate the less Marvel-enamored among us to crack some packs, and sure enough there are a few champions here
