MetaZoo TCG - UFO 1st Edition Theme Deck: Black Knight Satellite

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NASA captured this image during the STS-88 Space Shuttle mission while 246 miles above the coast of Namibia and looking north.

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Never mind that Cooper has since produced transcripts to the contrary, stating that he never saw an alien spacecraft during that particular mission—Black Knight devotees still include this history in the conspiracy theory origin story. The following is the text as it appears on the physical card at its time of printing, including all 4th Wall Effects, Effects/ Powers, and Attacks. Here are all of the card scans/photos and further product details about all of the released and announced MetaZoo TCG sets and blocks to date, including all special releases and collaborations. Its box contained its titular ready-to-play 40-card deck, one duplicate holographic promo of its headliner Black Knight Satellite, one metallic coin featuring the same Beastie, [1] a copy of the Rulebook, a paper playmat, and one booster pack for the UFO core set.

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MetaZoo: UFO Theme Deck Black Knight Satellite 1st Edition

English: NASA photo ID STS088-724-66 taken during Space Shuttle mission STS-88, described as showing an item of "space debris", an object claimed by conspiracy theorists to be an alien satellite, the Black Knight. We’re going to assume that aliens have much more advanced technology than us, so something [that size] could be just as advanced as something the size of a house. Players assume the roles of Casters: their decks representing Spellbooks from which they cast powerful Spells, summon ancient Artifacts, and form Contracts with the beloved Cryptids to aid them in the Arena.But for a small, devoted following, it’s a 13,000-year-old, artificially made satellite known as the Black Knight satellite. The prevailing theory, while still unlikely, is that Tesla heard a pulsar, or a faraway celestial body that emits regular pulses of radio waves.