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Released in May of 1999, Portal Three Kingdoms never saw a release in the west, designed specifically for the Asian market and being based on the Three Kingdoms period of Ancient China (Which is like the King Arthur or Homer equivalent to Asia)

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Dropping in mid-combat to exile a tapped creature is already brutal

Every Leader in the Bandai game also boasts a unique ability that fits into its archetype

Monastery Swiftspear complements this strategy well

Side-loading pockets, as opposed to top-loading, are less likely to let cards slip out when youre moving the binder around