Nothing happens on a blank roll (unless rules state differently)
Ortega's strategic prowess shines through as a trainer card that grants you the power to peek into your opponent's hand, unveiling their secrets and enabling you to discard one of their cards
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Pokmon's Similarities with Magic The short answer is no, Pokmon is not the same as Magic
Heartless Act: If paying four mana to deal with a creature is good, well then paying two is better