In this guide, well help you decide when grading makes sense, what it costs, and how to know if your card is grading-worthy or better left raw
This is a smart move, as the roster of cards is not big enough to reinvent the wheel for each Ink color combination, but one of them got a mechanic that eerily resembles a controversial one from Magic: The Gathering
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But there is another thing that black does exceptionally well: card draw
You may even find Borderless cards with nostalgia as thick as the cheese pull on a pizza slice
Then when yours swings on the next two turns you'll draw - not deal damage, but swing, and just once-per turn so this alone works for that