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The expected power level is higher than the decks you see
When you play this at a multiplayer table, you can skip ahead three or four turns very quickly
Thats powerful stuff and youll be hard pressed to lose if opponents cant stop this permanent
One of the great things about having the Rules Manager as a design team member is that he'd find little sections of the rules we could exploit they weren't being exploited currently
