It's also a good way to pay off any artifact or historic synergies for free outside its obvious uses
Its Pokdex number is 128, and it is particularly noted for its aggressive temperament, which is a hallmark of its identity both in lore and competitive settings
But why is this card that features artwork of what appears to be a blue and purple flower (more so than black) so desirable
So if you pull this, youll get plenty of use out of it as you burn your way through the competition
Take a handful of foils you want to uncurl, toss them in a Ziploc-type bag with a Silica packet, and leave overnight
Picture of me at Card Party in said section [Try to Find me ;)]: IMG_20250724_21055310801342 276 KB For those uninformed and dont know about these carnival games, here is just one game I stumbled upon while scrolling YT at Chicago CAC: Video Here I understand the vendors job is to make profit at these events, but there has to be some sort of limitations to these types of things