If they are not sufficiently awkward/alien/unusual by historical standards, I will reject them.
Combat-focused players will regularly play it, advancing the game through damage while also working toward the late game
(For the record, Im a big believer in acquiring Russian, Korean, and Japanese boxes, in that order, especially for sets that are likely to yield relevant high end foils
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They are based on Atem's faithful servants during his time as the Pharaoh thousands of years in the past
[/spoiler] [spoiler='Chaos Support Spells'] There are three TCG cards that directly support the Chaos series
