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Were hoping we can get like Coldstone and Gamestop to jump on, kind of like a block party, Brandenburg said
While thse are Pokmon cards not tested in competitive play, Iridia and Adaman help their respective clans by allowing players to utilize the energy needed to power Dialga and Palkias attacks
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Because this card was a mandatory four-copy inclusion in professional decks, a significant percentage of the initial print run suffered from play-related wear
