Illustrated by Nakaoka, the card places Flygon in a sweeping desert landscape with warm ochres and dusty oranges, framing the Dragon-type in a way that feels like concept art for an animated film
If you gain control of a cloaked card the status of the card does not change unless noted, if it was tapped, it stays tapped, if it entered play that turn it still has summoning sickness, and you may look at it as it stays face down even if you and your opponent know what it is
Most women in the series are never given the same level of importance or respect that their male counterparts receive
The deck was fun enough and this ogre had nothing to do with its overall theme, but I remember that the flavor text really stuck with me
Granted, they cost a lot less than IRL Magic cards, but you still need to invest to play
You have to sacrifice the creature you cast, but thats a part of the beauty