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Every Doctor is two-color, while every companion is mono-color

Kitsune Mystic / Autumn-Tail, Kitsune Sage Heres another one with an interesting flip condition

Hallar is an expert archer, but they also use fire magic, which is almost unknown among Llanowars elves

Warrior, Breaker the Magical Warrior and Harpie's Feather Duster - "The card that has me almost tempted to open a pack or two myself," according to Shaw

I am aware of the positioning test cards and such but I can only imagine an actual no-rarity Charizard playtest card with a wonky illustration like the cards below Also, I recommend checking this link to anyone interested in more MTG playtest cards from before the game even existed: link These predate all actual MTG products and were made in very limited quantities between 1990-1992: I bought the Mountain off ebay from Keith Adams, a very prominent playtest and misprint collector, who got it directly from R

becomes some kind of cult leader in the Pokemon TCG community, at some point staging a hostile takeover of The Pokemon Company, after which every card has his name prefixed and its moves comedically altered