After the damage has been dealt, you get to shuffle the Energies back into your deck which can be perfect for setting up a heavy hitter like Teal Mask Ogerpon ex
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3 Giratina Ex Ramps Quickly Into A Powerful Attack Giratina Ex Can Place Extra Energy On Itself Each Turn Giratina ex can get to its powerful attack pretty fast for a basic Pokmon
Thats why Ive always wanted to build a mono brown deck in 93/94 so I wanted to share my initial thoughts about this and why I actually havent done this yet
After our first couple matches, it became clear that the Sapphire/Steel and Amber/Amethyst decks were a tier above the Ruby/Emerald deck, but each was enjoyable to pilot and had fun pseudo-combos to discover
