The statistics say that from 2004 until, I guess, 2025, Pokmon cards, as a group, are up 3,800%, said Peter Earle, the director of Economics and Economic Freedom
Games are played 1v1 in best of two matches (one match where player A goes first and another match where player B goes first), but the players who submitted the decks do not actually pilot the decks, instead, the games are played automatically under the assumption that both players have perfect information and will only make decisions that will lead to a win (or a tie/draw in the case where a win is not possible)
This was used to make the game balanced for single-color leaders due to the game's color restriction stating that you can only include cards of the same color as your leader card
This Selesnya (green/white) deck is perfect for that as it focuses on one key part of gameplay and makes it simple, that being Tokens
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