SPOT QUIZ: Which flower was the source of the poison used on Daniel Craig in Casino Royale? (Scroll down for the answer - and the final card of our Undercover week.)
Next week’s theme (oh yes, we’re just getting started with themes…) is Big vs Small featuring an Excellent Elements (small) and Constellations (erm… big) League.
Size doesn’t matter though as both collections will be receiving a +75 power bonus throughout the week. New additions to the League pack are Uranium and the Hydra Constellation.
Uranium formed 6.6 billion years ago in supernovae and when it is pure it is a silvery metal that quickly oxidizes in air. The Hydra Constellation is the largest and longest of the 88 modern constellations in the night sky measuring 1303 square degrees. Just don’t ask me what a square degree is.
ANSWER: The purple flowers of the Foxglove - they look purdy and all that, but we recommend you keep them away from your hands and your mouth.
SPOT QUIZ: Which flower was the source of the poison used on Daniel Craig in Casino Royale? (Scroll down for the answer - and the final card of our Undercover week.)
Next week’s theme (oh yes, we’re just getting started with themes…) is Big vs Small featuring an Excellent Elements (small) and Constellations (erm… big) League.
Size doesn’t matter though as both collections will be receiving a +75 power bonus throughout the week. New additions to the League pack are Uranium and the Hydra Constellation.
Uranium formed 6.6 billion years ago in supernovae and when it is pure it is a silvery metal that quickly oxidizes in air. The Hydra Constellation is the largest and longest of the 88 modern constellations in the night sky measuring 1303 square degrees. Just don’t ask me what a square degree is.
ANSWER: The purple flowers of the Foxglove - they look purdy and all that, but we recommend you keep them away from your hands and your mouth.
