For comparison, see our S11 Lost Abyss guide and S12 Paradigm Trigger guide
Houndoom & Octillery I usually try and stay away from doubling up on cards, but these cards both encapsulate the new Single Strike and Rapid Strike mechanics shown in this set
Alternative and ex versions of Pokmon also count toward completion, while some are explicitly required (their counterparts wont count)
Favor of the Mighty Feudkiller's Verdict Firbolg Flutist Fleshpulper Giant Flowstone Giant Fomori Nomad Frost Giant Frost Titan Frostfist Strider Frostpyre Arcanist Furnace Host Charger Furystoke Giant Galecaster Colossus Galvanic Giant Gangrenous Goliath Garenbrig Paladin Giant Harbinger Giant's Ire Gingerbread Hunter Goliath Daydreamer Goliath Paladin Gorm the Great Grabby Giant Grasping Giant Grave Titan Grixis Slavedriver Haazda Vigilante Hamlet Glutton Hamletback Goliath Hammer Dropper Hammerfist Giant Hammerheim Deadeye Hearthcage Giant Heartwood Giant Helldozer Highland Giant Hill Giant Hill Giant Herdgorger Hill Gigas Hillcomber Giant Hired Giant Hotheaded Giant Hovel Hurler Howling Giant Hundred-Handed One Impelled Giant Inescapable Brute Inferno Titan Iron-Fist Pulverizer Ivory Giant Ivory Guardians Jareth, Leonine Titan Jtun Grunt Jtun Owl Keeper Kalemne's Captain Kalemne, Disciple of Iroas Karplusan Giant Knight of the Last Breath Kroxa and Kunoros Kroxa, Titan of Death's Hunger Kuldotha Ringleader Lairwatch Giant Loafing Giant Loamdragger Giant Lotleth Giant Lowland Giant Lowland Oaf Lunk Errant Magma Giant Marble Titan Marshdrinker Giant Marshmist Titan
When I look at a card like Professor Oak from the lens of someone who plays other TCGs, the idea of discarding your hand and drawing 7 cards almost seems like a joke
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