Lifelink, unlike trample, works even when youre blocking, so you can use it to not only send your opponents creature packing with its +3/+0 , but also recoup some lost life or create a buffer
When they do, we make an experience counter
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Sure, there are some breaks for multiplayer, just one takes the damage, and just one per attack no matter how many attacked, but you can see the power here all up and down, and make that choo choo sound
Its not legendary
While there are interesting cards in this deck and also interesting mechanics, none of these cards and mechanics work together well, and in some ways they even work against each other
