arcadeguy
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I was going through a very old binder of what I presumed to be base set unlimited cards, but I found quite a few mixed in there that had the "99" on the copywrite line at the bottom. Ones like that mean that they're shadowless, right? Thank you for your help!
+1 base
+2 skill gem
+2 20% quality gem
+1 10% quality socket color
+1 10% quality of socketed gems corruption
+2 multiple totems support gem
+1 Ancestral bond passive
+1 Pursuit of Faith Heiro ascendancy
+5 Fouborn Searing Touch staff
I think that's the most you can get? The damage, framerate, and level of enjoyment are all miserable. Might be something of a bosser if I switched to the transfigured version of searing bond, but that would mean fewer totems, and I don't want fewer totems.
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