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Command S

Disrupt

Turn target Unit face-down. (A face-down Unit becomes a 1/1 Unit and loses all abilities.)

Draw a card.

Greater Command 3SS

Effect

Turn all enemy units face-down.

Burn! B

Fast Effect

Burn! deals 2 damage to target Unit or Player.

Draw a card.

Ricochet 1S

Disrupt

Redirect the next 2 damage which would be dealt to target Unit or Player to another target Unit or Player of your choice.

Draw a card.

Killer Bee B

Unit - Bee

Air. Deadly.

1/1

Hyper-Sphere 0

Tool - R

Forfeit Hyper-Sphere: Add two energy of any type combination. Draw a card.

Freezing Rain 2M

Fast Effect

Reset up to three Energy Matrixes.

Exhaust target Unit and it doesn't Reset during its controller's next Reset Step. If that Unit is a Token, Exile it instead.

Draw a Card.

Suggestion M

Disrupt target Deployment. Its controller draws a card.

Mind Blank B

As an additional cost to deploy Mind Blank, discard a card.

Disrupt target Deployment.

Time Reverse 2MM

You may skip your next turn instead of paying Time Reverse's Deploy Cost.

Disrupt target Deployment.

Crystalize MM

Disrupt target Deployment. Create two Energy Gems with "Forfeit this Gem: Add one Energy of any Type to your Bank."

Soul Exchange S

Disrupt target Deployment. Its controller gains two Soul Gems with "Forfeit this Gem: Gain 1 life or prevent the next 1 damage that would be dealt to target Unit or Player."

Time Drain 5MM

Disrupt target Deployment. Take another turn after this turn.

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In Gun Law Push, Tennessee Governor's Office Memo Says NRA Prefers To 'Round Up Mentally Ill People'

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee’s administration accused the National Rifle Association of wanting to use involuntary commitment laws “to round up mentally ill people and deprive them of other liberties,” according to documents drafted by the Republican’s staffers as part of their initial attempt to pass a gun control proposal earlier this year.

The memos, provided by Lee’s office as part of a public records request, reveal a rare criticism of the powerful gun lobby made by the Republican governor. Lee has previously praised the NRA’s efforts to protect the Second Amendment. But he has since faced opposition from the group as he works to pass gun control legislation in response to a deadly Nashville school shooting that took place in late March.

So far, Lee has proposed keeping firearms away from people who could harm themselves or others. He is currently facing pushback from both the GOP-dominant General Assembly and firearms rights advocacy groups, including the NRA, that are wary of increasing gun restrictions in ruby red Tennessee. The NRA’s opposition is particularly notable because the group was a crucial player in Lee’s successful push in 2021 to pass a law that allows people 21 and older to carry handguns without a permit in Tennessee.