If you dont know how to counterplay them, Timelords can feel like an unconquerable behemoth able to quickly and effortlessly tear down any deck thrown in its way
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This Luffy card plays very differently from his Yellow/Black alternative too, with gameplay more focused on building Don and slamming big bodies
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It can also attack the graveyard quite effectively, so Ignis might be really annoying for the black/green decks to play against
