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Equipment like The Masamune, for instance, can ensure your opponent has to block your weakest threat, turning it into removal
Using a scale of ten, it made a lot of sense to me to limit the number of people in my survey to an aesthetically pleasing ten, since that would allow all final totals to be out of 100 possible points
Raging Bolt comes from the past, with a design reminiscent of real-world long-necked dinosaurs like the brontosaurus
Aggressive black decks make heavy use of discard spells to shred an opponents opening hand, and then overwhelm them before they can recover