You can slap it in a Kenrith, the Returned King deck as an alternate win condition with a slightly worse manabase
While having a built-in deck strategy around "one" Pokemon is fine, Id rather not see too many new cards that are overly dependent on a specific ex Pokemon to be viable
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When this land comes into play you get to pick a creature type
These cards will have specific attacks and creatures that you will place on the board to make the most of each combat turn
Nami searches for any Straw Hat card, and being the main crew in the series, it is bound to get support until the end of time
