Life Points are a resource that you can and should spend in order to buy time, which can lead you to having more options for your opponents plays
It doesn't help that I'm not a huge fan of the big, horny fire lizard anyway, but it's frankly silly that Wargamer has to consider a new entry to its guide to the best Charizard cards every other month
Between the depowering and the new "loyalty" mechanic (which allows for them to be driven away but not killed), it's generally expected that most sets will contain a planeswalker or two
[6] Yuto proceeded to recover his Life Points and remove his Traps, pointing out to Yuya that their Duel was now pointless, and both Duelists mutually ended the Duel
To keep the fun of Set Boosters, we needed some variance in the slots, so we couldn't lock down exactly how many of each rarity a particular booster would have, but we needed to up the number of commons