The Bear Delivered: $FUZZY Opens The Burn Portal And Closes Its First Edition
The Fuzzycards burn portal is live and the set closes September 2. What's burnable, what the first edition stamp means, and why 105 cards just came out of the vault.
The Fuzzycards burn portal is live and the set closes September 2. What's burnable, what the first edition stamp means, and why 105 cards just came out of the vault.
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