While the Extra Deck was only comprised of Fusion and Synchro Monsters at the time of the card's original Western release (it was released in 2001 in Japan, when only Fusion Monsters existed in what was then the Fusion Deck), in modern play the card could bring out a whole host of Xyz, Pendulum and Link Monsters with ease -- were it not for the card's errata
At the beginning of each opponent's end step, Keeper of the Accord checks for how many creatures and land cards the opponent controls
There's no standout bomb reprints here, but it all comes together in an impressing, unassuming package
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As for the card itself, Stone of Erech is an interesting way to utilize graveyard hate in multiple formats
Handle Fresh Pulls Correctly The moment you pull a card from the pack: Touch only the edges Fingerprints on the surface show under PSAs inspection light Sleeve immediately Have penny sleeves ready before you open packs
