On top of that, it also provides a solid [Counter] effect that grants +2000 power to your "Enel" cards, including your Leader, adding both utility and defensive value in a single slot
These thoughts about "what is a card" occur to me when I'm programming because I have a Card class but in the real physical game of Magic a cardboard card represents many different things
First Pack guaranteed Pokmon ex card: Charizard Pack: Exeggutor ex (4 diamonds, Double Rare/Ultra Rare rarity) Pikachu Pack: Arcanine ex (4 diamonds, Double Rare/Ultra Rare rarity) Mewtwo Pack: Marowak ex (4 diamonds, Double Rare/Ultra Rare rarity) First Partner Pokmon (in Wonder Pick) based on first pack choice: Charizard Pack: Charmander (1 Gold Star, Illustration Rare) Pikachu Pack: Squirtle (1 Gold Star, Illustration Rare) Mewtwo Pack: Bulbasaur (1 Gold Star, Illustration Rare) After opening the pack and seeing what five cards youve pulled, youll be prompted to swipe up to add them to your card dex

The best way to utilize this planeswalker is to: Play Jace, Mirror Mage Pay the kicker price (2 mana) Create a copy of Jace, Mirror Mage with 1 loyalty counter Activate the first ability on the copy to scry and determine the next card draw Activate the second ability on the original Jace, Mirror Mage to draw a card and keep both planeswalkers in play You can repeat this pattern each turn, intertwining the roles of both Jace planeswalkers