The deck will include: 1 ready-to-play 60 card deck
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They can actually be purchased at shops, unlike Rare Candy, but you get several free and the actual use you're gonna get out of them is limited by the Rare Candies you get so in practice it's rarely if ever worth buying them outright
If you want to team up with friends and dive into a deck builder with roguelike twists, Across the Obelisk has you covered
Its fast and consistent, and thats a necessity in the current meta
They mostly involve using this pilot with a discard outlet, usually one that generates utility tokens like Food tokens or Blood tokens
