Initially, Skullclamp was a three mana piece of equipment that cost two to equip and drew its controller two cards when the equipped creature died
If you want your cards with attitude, Team Rocket delivers hard
Its certainly not reprint value
You get what you see, make sure to double click on images to zoom in and verify sharpness You get what you see, make sure to double click on images to zoom in and verify sharpness You get what you see, make sure to double click on images to zoom in and verify sharpness You get what you see, make sure to double click on images to zoom in and verify sharpness You get what you see, make sure to double click on images to zoom in and verify sharpness You get what you see, make sure to double click on images to zoom in and verify sharpness You get what you see, make sure to double click on images to zoom in and verify sharpness You get what you see, make sure to double click on images to zoom in and verify sharpness You get what you see, make sure to double click on images to zoom in and verify sharpness You get what you see, make sure to double click on images to zoom in and verify sharpness You get what you see, make sure to double click on images to zoom in and verify sharpness You get what you see, make sure to double click on images to zoom in and verify sharpness You get what you see, make sure to double click on images to zoom in and verify sharpness You get what you see, make sure to double click on images to zoom in and verify sharpness You get what you see, make sure to double click on images to zoom in and verify sharpness You get what you see, make sure to double click on images to zoom in and verify sharpness
I had such high hopes for a Villain-themed deck, but this one is particularly clunky
