As far as I'm aware, there's no rule anywhere stating that you must place your cards within a certain proximity of each other
Putting creatures into play can certainly help the cause of defending your Planeswalkers, and the mana production can potentially ramp into more expensive and powerful Planeswalkers
Plus theres always the advantage of picking a card that you have three or four copies of to ensure some extra benefits
Pokmon GO players can visit the participating McDonald's locations during specific weeks from now until the end of March to encounter Pokmon attracted by active Lure Modules and participate in five-star raids at McDonalds Gyms
in hand, Noir becomes full combo alone if you play pain as it is a free rank 4 and Revolution Force can rank up into Loading
In contrast to the Expanded format, which contains some of the oldest cards that are currently legal for tournament play, a couple of new promo cards just released on January 28th, being Leafeon VSTAR and Glaceon VSTAR, alongside their respective Pokemon V