"Order and no luck": Absolutely the most important thing in mill deck: there are too many strong/medium cards, and combine them together is very very very difficoult
I was pleased that I actually made more money than they originally cost me
Both products are still expensive the ETB has a markup of about 100% but they're also more in line with typical market prices for popular Pokmon products
Against a deck that can develop two 6000-power characters simultaneously, focus on the higher-value target each turn and trust the 14000-power finisher to outpace the board
You still want to get in as much combat damage in the early game as you can, even if your opponent will eventually put together too many large blockers for you to clear away
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