These decks often place obnoxiously expensive creatures into play without casting them - great fun to play, but horrible to play against
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Rakdos's Return Unlike other Fireball cards that encourage you to cast them later in the game, Rakdos's Return is often used to leave your opponents with no answers while dealing massive amounts of damage to them
May 12th, 2003 Not gonna lie, despite its lack of descriptive text this has to be my favourite Charizard
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This could also find a room in any Esika, God of the TreeEsika, God of the Tree deck, as the tutor can fetch fellow Gods and becomes a God herself