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If you do, draw a card for each card youve discarded this turn

Starting out, I scribbled out some basic boundaries for the 2025 set of cards: I want to have a card to post every single day, so 365 cards at minimum

This one ran across a cycle of gotcha cards that each had two words in their names that you got gotcha'ed if you said either of them (gotcha was a mechanic that allowed you to get cards back from the graveyard if you caught the opponent doing a prescribed thing and yelled out "Gotcha!")

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Those otherworldly happenings include the emergence of eldritch sea creatures based on European and Scottish folktales, including shapeshifting selkies, mermaids - in a more monstrous form than their typical depiction - and sea bishops, said to be named after a legendary sea creature that made the sign of the cross at Polish bishops