Like kicker and cycling, its a deciduous mechanic: Magic designers use it when needed , and its not necessarily in every set, or a set's main mechanic
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And it's here where Pokemon makes a grave error
Playing with custom MTG tokens is a blast not only do you get to create your own unique designs and strategies, but you also have the freedom to print them in any size or shape you want
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