While Bloom decks could generally tap people out with Power Sink, ensuring it was safe to go off on the following turn, Fireblast meant Justice could drop down to three land, then go find two more land and actually follow up with an Incinerate or possibly even Funeral Charm
Luffy was the one that made the smallest impact in the meta game
But TCGPlayer's listing process is fast (search, set condition, set price, done no photos needed for raw cards), so it's more feasible than you might think
The biggest weakness of the deck is its early game
While it's obviously too early to predict whether that will be the case, it's certainly the right direction for a game that's always looking for a hook for each set - provided Sing Together isn't too powerful, it will once again deepen the game's varied strategies and offer another mode of skill expression
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