Starting Town's first ability cares about how many turns you have taken, not necessarily how many turns the game has had, in case you take an extra turn
Despite it having the lowest re-sell value of the Battle For Baldur's Gate precons, it still puts up a good fight against the rest, partially thanks to its excellent reprints
It's like a weird cross between a crab and a slug, but with huge legs that look uncomfortably bony as it stabs you in the ear
However, in a competitive setting, there may be better options available, such as the popular Titania, Protector of Argoth card, which offers a more versatile and impactful ability for a similar cost, making it a stronger choice for most decks looking to optimize their gameplay
Secret Lair copies of Brainstorm only typically sell for $2, which is hardly too exciting