However, in Pokemon Pocket, this mechanic has been altered: rather than taking self-inflicted damage, a Confused Pokemon simply fails its attack when landing on tails
Whereas a typical Kenrith deck focuses on using their activated abilities to generate advantage on your board, theres no reason you cant use these effects on your opponents
Kefka plays a very controlling game plan, stopping your opponents before they can do anything
Each untapped creature you control gets +0/+2 as long as it's not attacking
This card is a fine addition to any Constructed deck looking to cash in on coin flips, but it's a lesser option than some of its counterparts like Crash Through and Charge Through
If you prefer using a deck with Sapphire cards (check out our guide to Lorcana Ink Types for more details), it seems like a no-brainer to include Mufasa right now