However, this deck does give you a strong attacker on your opening turn (assuming you go second which most Charizard ex decks like to do) in the form of Cleffa
This can be bought from the in-game store - as well as earned through completing missions - and be used to purchase a variety of useful items
You can get those cards back of course, but it will cost you some life
Laying the Groundwork Before starting to think of the set as "a set," I wanted to keep my team open to a variety of approaches
By grabbing protective enchantments (Solitary Confinement, Transcendance, Phyrexian Unlife, etc.) first, then following up with Stax pieces to lock opponents (Blood Moon, Stasis, Humility, Back to Basics etc
Even when he was shutting down a single key card like Cryptic Command, good old Teeg was a tremendous pain since those are exactly the cards that bring down beatdown decks or open up games