~ Designed, printed, and crafted in Lancaster, PA
The game has a basic RPG style in that you have a world map of sorts that you travel to different clubs in order to beat their members
Long may the discourse divide continue, I say.
There are no inherent benefits to having two specific colors in a deck outside of those colors' commonly used gimmicks - so Inking more cards for Sapphire, drawing more cards for Amethyst, having more Singer characters for Amber, and so on
Stage 2 Pokemon are traditionally among the most energy-intensive cards in Pokemon Pocket, but Shining Revelry is scaling that back by introducing many Stage 2 Pokemon that can attack within two turns
To get offensive with the card, you can damage an evolved Pokemon and then use Miraculous Shine to devolve them to their lower-HP Pokemon, earning an easy knock out