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Still, the total deck value is pretty reasonable at the moment, with the average value at $99.10

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When you deal combat damage to anything, not just players, toss a d12 and if the result is more than the damage you dealt, you double the counters

I can understand the impulse to use a fake $5 Underground Sea when the only other option available (thanks to the Reserved List) is a $2,500 playset of Underground Sea