Stay tuned for mini-breakdowns on each deck in the future
Theres no Charizard, no Moonbreon, no Rayquaza, and no Pikachu to drive the mindless hype that usually clears shelves before the shop doors can even open
Collecting these was pretty much the only thing to do once you beat the game and bought all the house decorations, so I got pretty far in getting all three variants of each card before I moved on to other games
But still, it's seems like a strong addition to many decks for kitchen table shenanigans
From the latest bundles to a new in-store experience, were leveling up the launch in a way that you wont find anywhere else
Green looks like it can go long with good big cards and plenty of value but due to lack of ability to handle things like spells or creatures means that the longer the games went the greater the chances of just losing to something random are