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S-Tier Restorer Elite Level 97% pass rate At grading post-repair 13 point typical lift Up to 6 points on record PSA BGS PCG ACE CGC Middleman-supported 4.8 on Google 65+ reviews What collectors actually say

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One of the few drawbacks is that Dogmatika's peculiar disadvantage is the EX seal, which is applied until the end of your turn after activation

The burning question of course for the Vorthos community is: will the set have seven dwarves