Ex Moltres's ability to provide up to three energy per turn can be too advantageous for most players to ignore
Well, once per turn, as long as you have 6 or less cards in your hand, you can look at 2 cards from the top of your deck, then reveal 1 Dressrosa type card and add it to your hand then trash the other card you looked at
Meanwhile, the Collector's Edition will more or less cost $170
The fact that a deck can contain any number of either makes it very tempting to craft a strategy around them
More importantly, I am having fun on my own terms with a game that sometimes demands too much of its player base

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