This is why Lost Box is the BDIF Post-Rotation
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Main Deck (60 cards)
x4
$0.22
x2
$0.21
$0.77
$20.55
x4
$0.44
$0.61
x4
$0.26
$0.19
x2
$0.15
x3
$0.24
x2
$0.30
x2
$0.08
x4
$0.22
x4
$0.22
x4
$0.27
x4
$0.17
x2
$0.39
x4
$0.20
x2
$0.24
x3
$61.96
x6
$30.00
Pokémon
(13)
Trainer
(38)
Trainer
(38)
Energy
(9)
Card Types
Energy Types
Energy Curve
Distribution of attack energy costs in your deck
1 Energy
8 attacks
8
44.4% of attacks
2 Energy
4 attacks
4
22.2% of attacks
3 Energy
3 attacks
3
16.7% of attacks
4 Energy
2 attacks
2
11.1% of attacks
5 Energy
1 attack
5.6% of attacks
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Opening Hand (7 cards)
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Prize Cards (6 cards)
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You sure?
Yes, it's simply OP, and this is just one variant. Radiant Charizard can be sent back into the hand with its energy from Klara so that it can attack, and therefore you can, in the Endgame, come back from MASSIVE prizes disadvantages that would cause any other deck to scoop. For example: Ping 60/30 on 2 Regileki VMAX. Belt up your Charizard. Take 3 prizes. Get KO'ed. Lose a prize. Klara. Take 3 more prizes. Win. There, you just came back from a 6-3 prize deficit in a very realistic manner.
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