Sometimes you feel so much unlucky as you know the lovable card which you wanna pullout but miss it., It is just a belief and will be expected much better to you in some format but later to realize it can't be possible to get like that in that way.

Out of 75 pull out you will definitely get 3 gold foil Vruz but here is the unluck when you pull out 70 cards and you were unable to reach that milestone and loose that milestone by only fewer stake tokens.
Definitely, this card is a such a nice card I a low mana battle and people like to accumulate this card soon it price will also be going to be moon as up to 1$ what I am expected.

Talk about LORE STORY

Many contend that humans are the most adept thieves. After all, humans established the Ebonhood, one of the most potent guilds of thieves in all of Praetoria. Others argue that the Venari, ratkin and mousekin with a talent for mischief, are the best. Perhaps a case could be made for the nimble-fingered halflings or brownies, the stealthy antoids, and various other races.

However, I have reliable information that gremlins are, in fact, the finest thieves. Gremlins are a small fey race known for their guile, mischievousness, and penchant for stealing anything that isn't fastened down.

And if gremlins are the best thieves, then Vruz is the preeminent among them all.

Despite being small even by gremlin standards, Vruz's expertise in the art of thievery is unparalleled. It is said that there is nothing he cannot pilfer. He has stolen milk from babies, leaves from ancient redwoods, mustaches from under the noses of wizards, and crowns from the heads of kings.

No one knows Vruz's origins or how he came to be where he is, but one day, Davek Lorens, the guildmaster of the Ebonhood, woke up to find a snotty heap at the foot of his bed. After he executed his entire personal guard and sent their heads to the guildhall as an example, he took care of the irksome infant that couldn't seem to keep its hands to itself. Gremlins have an innate talent for thievery, even as infants, and Vruz was no exception.

Guildmaster Lorens grew fond of the little gremlin and raised him as his own, teaching Vruz all he knew about the art of thievery. Before he was even out of diapers, Vruz was deemed the best pickpocket in the entire guild.

Currently, Vruz only accepts assignments that others claim are impossible, and he invariably proves them wrong. His favorite quests? Fulfilling contracts for dragons, which often necessitates stealing a priceless artifact from another dragon. With each successful endeavor, his reputation has grown. Nowadays, tales of his heists and adventures are the stuff of campfire stories and legends. You may have heard one or two of them before.

For instance, have you heard the story about how Vruz snatched the High Ring of Thanaloria from the ancient and fearsome wyrm, Rage? The Ebonhood had been commissioned to recover it, but no one was willing to take on the task. Everyone said it was an impossible feat.

Market Price Analysis

Price expected to go 20$ in a 2 year frame for sure as the cards are in high demand for low mana battle.

Whats your opinion on this and a normal print card with the current circulation supply will definitely go to 1$ in price.

How do you think this market will grow in the next two years.

Let me know in current section

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