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Designed to mimic how Urshifu can learn one of two different fighting styles in the Isle of Armor DLC, 60 cards in the set will be split between two styles, Rapid Strike and Single Strike

Finish: Regular Rarity: SR Card Category: Character Cost: 5 Power: 6000 Set: Starter Deck 03: The Seven Warlords of the Sea Type: The Seven Warlords of the Sea/Baroque Works Related Products In-Store Pickup Only King - ST04-004 - SR Starter Deck Singles (One Piece) Light Play, English 2 In Stock Light Play, English 2 In Stock Light Play, English 2 In Stock Buggy (Reprint) - OP09-051 - R Starter Deck Singles (One Piece) NM-Mint, English 8 In Stock NM-Mint, English 8 In Stock NM-Mint, English 8 In Stock In-Store Pickup Only Eustass"Captain"Kid - ST10-013 - SR - Foil Starter Deck Singles (One Piece) Light Play, English 4 In Stock Light Play, English 4 In Stock Light Play, English 4 In Stock NM-Mint, English 1 In Stock Monkey.D.Luffy (ST26-005) - ST26-005 - SR - Foil Starter Deck Singles (One Piece) Light Play, English 3 In Stock Light Play, English 3 In Stock Light Play, English 3 In Stock Emporio.Ivankov - ST13-005 - R - Alternate Art - Foil Starter Deck Singles (One Piece) NM-Mint, English 2 In Stock NM-Mint, English 2 In Stock NM-Mint, English 2 In Stock In-Store Pickup Only Heat - ST10-011 - C - Foil Starter Deck Singles (One Piece) Light Play, English 9 In Stock Light Play, English 9 In Stock Light Play, English 9 In Stock NM-Mint, English 4 In Stock Jinbe (Parallel) - ST21-005 - C - Foil Starter Deck Singles (One Piece) Light Play, English 4 In Stock Light Play, English 4 In Stock Light Play, English 4 In Stock Shanks (OP09-001) - OP09-001 - L - Foil Starter Deck Singles (One Piece) Light Play, English 3 In Stock Light Play, English 3 In Stock Light Play, English 3 In Stock

You need to sink 3 mana to get two lands, 7 to get three thats just inefficient

Surely something will eventually be printed that makes this incredibly silly