There is no deck that has ever been made in the history of Magic that didn't have some kind of weakness
Its only attack, the aptly named Make It Rain, deals 50 damage times the number of energies you discard from it, letting you scale the amount of damage depending on your opponents Active Pokemon
Then there's the slightly more sympathetic take from infinitefancy, who shared their own rookie mistakes while offering some practical harm reduction advice: The cardboard-between-the-last-page-and-the-cover trick is actually something a surprising number of long-term collectors swear by
Im worried about the perception that its easy to make loads of money, when that probably isnt the case. People are opening these amazing cards on stream, but you dont know how many thousands of packs theyve probably gone through, or how much money theyve spent, adds Thyer
Seas can take your opponent off a key spell, buying you another turn