The problem with the deck was pretty simple: it was skimping on land
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Uniform sizing matters because: Fair play: In competitive settings, anything that makes a card identifiable in the deck can create a marked-card problem
However, since those three races are different from your own race, you need to prepare the monsters to be released separately on the field, and before that, you will need at least one card to put this monster on the field
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In these cases, its best to try and find a vendor to deal with
