It's his one-hundred-and-eleventh birthday
With each passing day, you'll have new elements to stack efficiently across the board - livestock, money, housing, expansion, expeditions, and even waves of hostile monsters - and after your first couple of in-game weeks, you'll be doing well if your board isn't packed with a chaotic mixture of perfectly symbiotic stacks and half-finished, dysfunctional piles
You're not very likely to win with a starter deck
The card is ultimately rated at a Near-Mint 7 on specialist Beckett Grading Services' 10-point scale, with the card revealed to have suffered a crease on one corner and other surface damage due to the pressure applied by its original storage case
Unto itself it's kind of pointless, but in a set all about getting an empty hand it becomes a quirky, potentially useful card
Print runs are determined by the order in which cards are printed and put into boosters