As I mentioned, the core idea of the deck is to only use three Pokmon over the course of the game (one Arceus and two Duraludon, but in some cases two Arceus and one Duraludon) so that the opponent has to KO them
Whenever a creature you control attacks or blocks, it gets +X/+X until end of turn, where X is the difference between its power and toughness
No one likes getting their spell Force Spiked, and it will be hard to tap out to cast spells into two open blue mana from your opponent
Charizard [#137/103] Estimated Market Value: 5,000~ SNKRDUNK Price: TBD Estimated Japanese Buyback Price: 3,500 Market Analysis: The ultimate holy grail of 1996 Base Set is back with a special 30th-anniversary twist
Events 2nd, Luo Wen Chin (Taiwan) [D/D] Source: Yu-Gi-Oh
7 Budding Expeditioner Special Illustration Rare Female Trainer Cards are Notoriously More Valuable This card is a bit underwhelming, but waifu tax is real in the Pokmon TCG