I would mainly use Flames of Rage and only discard energy cards once again if 10 more damage would either knock out that Pokemon in one turn instead of two or you have more than 3 energy cards attached to Arcanine so you would be able to use Flames of Rage next turn too

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It does feel as if the cardboard Lore tracker is a bit too easy to displace, given the thin card its made of, and lose track of where you are in terms of securing victory too
But if you disagree, you can always try out the best board games or the best tabletop RPGs instead
It might take a Mono-Black Devotionstyle shell that can take advantage of Subversive Acolyte's two black-mana symbols for it to see heavy play
The platform offers everything from booster boxes to individual singles, depending on your collecting goals