#182 Dragonair Illustration Rare captures the popular creature gently swimming in a lake set in an idyllic place where the light refracts beautifully on the water
becomes a game of pots and jars
However, it's not competitive with most of the other starter decks and it doesn't seem to have any important meta staples that will make this deck worth picking up for the sake of your collection
We also see a lot of stars from previous sets returning with new Special Art Rare cards, like Terapagos (Stellar Miracle), Bloodmoon Ursaluna (Crimson Haze), Teal Mask Ogerpon (Mask of Change), and Roaring Moon and other Paradox Pokmon (Ancient Roar/Future Flash andWild Force/Cyber Judge)
Alternatively you can make a threat as likely to end the game as Monger for cheaper that also does nothing else such as Phyrexian Obliterator, Master of Feasts or even just classic old Tarmogoyf
As such, hybrid Seismitoad decks evolved and "Seismitoad Slurpuff" was born