What could also happen, and is even worse, is that you might wind up compounding your deck-building mistake by mis-sideboarding in the tournament
Paradox Rift Pokemon cards can be a solid investment, especially rare cards in mint condition
With a few cheap auras, you can power out a massive Timber Paladin as early as turn three or four, putting a huge amount of pressure on your opponents
So this card would be a staple for me in any spread damage type deck I would try and build
This deals 70 base damage but stacks for 20 per Benched mon , meaning Arceus ex can quickly Knock Out or neutralize most opponents
Play the usual TeraZard line, evolve to put 2 Fire on Active and 1 on a backup Mander, take some knockouts, then before the first TeraZard gets KO'd (or if you have other ways to keep 4 energy in play, which Zard/Pidgeot should be able to do), evolve to a MegaZard and take out any opposing megas by dealing 380 damage