Amy?s deck list: Water Energy x24 Squirtle L8 x4 Wartortle L22 x3 Blastoise L52 x2 Horsea L19 x3 Seadra L23 x2 Goldeen L12 x4 Seaking L28 x3 Lapras L32 x2 Professor Oak x2 Pokemon Breeder x1 Energy Retrieval x1 Super Energy Retrieval x1 Energy Removal x2 Super Energy Removal x1 Switch x2 Potion x2 Gambler x1 GRASS CLUB You?ll find a girl in the club lounge who?ll trade you a Gloom for an Oddish
Experiment alongside your fellow biomancers in the Simic Combine
Especially if youve been making Manaliths for the past several turns
There are also certain cards that only affect Pokmon-ex, nearly always negatively
So you have cards like Bureaucracy , which is literally just a gigantic wall of text because it's formatted in the way that a bland, super-officious document would be
(Hilariously, cognitive dissonance will likely enable many players to ignore the drop in their collection value as they happily run out to scoop up cheaper staples.) From the speculators perspective, this paradigm shift towards accessibility suggests that holding Modern staples for more than a few years after release is going to be a very risky game
