Looking over the rares, while many are certainly powerful theyre nowhere near as oppressive as weve seen in the last few sets
Notable, daybound/nightbound werewolves do not transform as the result of an activated/triggered ability, and their transformations at the start of a turn cannot be responded to
#5 Lurantis ex Pokmon: 20 3 Fomantis M5 3 3 Lurantis ex M5 4 2 Cottonee PRE 7 2 Whimsicott PRE 8 2 Dunsparce JTG 120 2 Dudunsparce PRE 80 1 Dudunsparce ex JTG 121 2 Munkidori ASC 99 2 Budew ASC 16 1 Psyduck ASC 39 Trainer: 28 4 Lillie's Determination ASC 192 2 AZ's Tranquility CRI 76 2 Crispin PRE 105 2 Hilda WHT 84 2 Boss's Orders ASC 183 4 Pok Pad POR 81 4 Buddy-Buddy Poffin ASC 184 2 Ultra Ball ASC 213 2 Pokgear 3.0 BLK 84 1 Hero's Cape TEF 152 3 Community Center TWM 146 Energy: 12 4 Darkness Energy MEE 7 4 Growing Grass Energy POR 86 4 Grass Energy MEE 1 Lurantis ex is a fun deck thats focused primarily on using healing to unlock heavy damage output
Pure Deck[edit] Frog FTK was a fearsome strategy that relied on "Substitoad", "Ronintoadin", and a burn card like "Mass Driver" to deal effect damage
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Even if played fairly, Hermit Druid fills your graveyard like nobody's business