Fans of fright, admirers of apparitions, and devotees of disguise are in for a treat with a curated assortment of cards from the Pokmon TCG: Sword & Shield Series
(Note that we received all of this information yesterday, but I didn't want to post it to avoid April Fools' confusion.)
These shiny treatments of cards mirror the rarity of Pokmon in the classic RPGs and look great in person and in pictures
(Donquixote Rosinante: 7:02:20)
We can't identify a ton of new cards that would make Rot Hulk loads better than it was before (though Geralf the Fleshwright seems like a fun one from MTG Thunder Junction), so it's likely the overall popularity of Wilhelt is increasing, rather than the proportion of new Wilhelt decks containing Rot Hulk going up
4 Arthur - King Victorious 221/204, Steel Arthur holding Excalibur aloft is a triumphant scene that's been depicted countless times throughout history, so taking it on even in the context of a card game isn't something to be taken lightly