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What it does is a little less cozy for your opponents: each player is forced to sacrifice all creatures they control that don't share a type with the one you choose for them

That draw a card is why it's here

I focused on playing as many removal spells as possible, but I was susceptible to flooding and I often find myself relying on topdecks

'Entertainer' feels like an appropriate title, assuming of course that you find small creatures marching off to their deaths in glorious combat entertaining

The card is also the ultimate trump in midrange mirrors the direction that I think the format is going to be moving

Starmie ex (Water / Genetic Apex) Starmie can do 90 damage for two energy - pretty tasty - but is enhanced further by the zero retreat cost, giving a massive control advantage