Being able to interact sometimes is good, and Force is another card that feels like a reach to me when we end up bulking up the size of this list
Already spoiled are the pay-by-installment versions of Wrath of God, Immolating Glare, Crib Swap (in blue!), Cancel, Murder, Barter in Blood, and even Entreat the Angels/Decree of Justice
A great example is Exarion Universe in Goat format
CONTENTS1 battle-ready 60-card Eerie theme deck, 1 deck box, 5 double-sided token cards, 1 strategy guide, and 1 reference card Lifegain (White-Black) The Lifegain deck uses a well-established archetype that has lots of Standard support, so when you grab this precon, rest assured that you'll have options to swap in and upgrade if you'd like (just look to infusion in Secrets of Strixhaven )
works to incorporate new game mechanics and popular characters from the TV show to remain consistent with those two core pillars of the Pokemon brand, while also paying acute attention into the strategies of competitive players so that the game remains balanced and fresh
White tends to have the most narrow draw options, with cards like [card]Kor Spiritdancer[/card] or [card]Mentor of the Meek[/card] that fall into very specific deck archetypes