OK, so you're probably wondering why I'm being a wimp and not even considering the hardest difficulty and turning the banlist off
Pokmon Ruby (Game Boy Advance)
For those who haven't played the Yu-Gi-Oh
This is a frivolity I couldn't understand buying, rather than the death knell for the game some people are making it out to be
If a card is banned in Explorer, it will follow the same policy we have whenever we ban a card in Standard, Historic, or Alchemy: players will receive wildcards equivalent to the number of cards in their collection that they haven't already received a wildcard reimbursement for (i.e., cards banned in multiple formats at different times)
Where it gets truly strong, though, is playing those creatures that get arbitrarily large think Malignus, or Taurean Mauler and following up with instant speed Burn spells