Giving opponents resources is something you should actively avoid doing for the most part, but even decks that cant leverage those gifts can still use them for political gain
What this deck does well, however, is stick to its core artifact-based attack, and it can become a problem very quickly if you get T'Challa churning out the Vibranium tokens as soon as possible
Including the 3 energy required for the attack, if the player puts merely 2 Fairy energies on each of their 5 benched Pokemon and then mega-evolves Gardevoir, they can do close to 400 damage with no negative secondary effects
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Wrap Up Jeweled Lotus | Illustration by Alayna Danner I hope you enjoyed reading through these decks even a fraction of how much Ive enjoyed playing and writing about them
In my three decades of playing Magic , I've literally never been a mono-Red player, but I respect the archetype for the same reason I respect speed-running video games or Formula 1--it's not how I like to engage with my hobbies, but I have to respect anyone who strips away every scrap of extraneous material and goes as fast as humanly possible