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1 Trainer card was awarded only to the World Championships winners

Mox Pearl (Gamma Playtest) ~$13,750 CGC 8 NM/Mint Why It's Valuable: A prototype version of the Power 9 artifact

Pokmon also features a professor program, where individuals aged 18 or over may be nominated as a "professor", who can help sanction the tournament

Advanced Search Sets Random Syntax Release date: 1994-03-01 Amulet of Kroog Argivian Archaeologist Argivian Blacksmith Argothian Pixies Argothian Treefolk Armageddon Clock Artifact Blast Artifact Possession Artifact Ward Ashnod's Altar Ashnod's Battle Gear Ashnod's Transmogrant Atog Battering Ram Bronze Tablet Candelabra of Tawnos Circle of Protection: Artifacts Citanul Druid Clay Statue Clockwork Avian Colossus of Sardia Coral Helm Crumble Cursed Rack Damping Field Detonate Drafna's Restoration Dragon Engine Dwarven Weaponsmith Energy Flux Feldon's Cane Gaea's Avenger Gate to Phyrexia Goblin Artisans Golgothian Sylex Grapeshot Catapult Haunting Wind Hurkyl's Recall Ivory Tower Jalum Tome Martyrs of Korlis Mightstone Millstone Mishra's Factory Mishra's Factory Mishra's Factory Mishra's Factory Mishra's War Machine Mishra's Workshop Obelisk of Undoing Onulet Orcish Mechanics Ornithopter Phyrexian Gremlins Power Artifact Powerleech Priest of Yawgmoth Primal Clay Rakalite Reconstruction Reverse Polarity Rocket Launcher Sage of Lat-Nam Shapeshifter Shatterstorm Staff of Zegon Strip Mine Strip Mine Strip Mine Strip Mine Su-Chi Tablet of Epityr

One of the most unassuming creatures in the entire Pokedex: the harmless-looking, and frankly rather forgettable Budew
