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:blob_ghost:Now you have given yourself away.

:blob_ghost: Look, your definition of bad is nonsensical. The only thing I can say is that you have a curious and narrow view of card utility. Not to mention the fact that it is banned makes this entire discussion counterfactual.

:blob_ghost: Quod erat demonstrandum, which makes your claim uninformed at best and uninformed at worst if you base your view on the current meta.

:blob_ghost: And the word dragon after 400 CE. So would you prefer to be called a snake, then?

:blob_ghost: Dinosaurs derives from dinosaurus, the Latinised version of the Greek deinos and sauros, which mean "terrible, terrifying" and "lizard" respectively. Dinosaurs are thus terrifying lizards. Dragons are terrifying lizards. Ergo, dinosaurs are dragons.

:blob_ghost: And yet a card like pot of desires saw consistent competitive play since its release.

:blob_teary: Coward ... He stole my cookie and disappeared like a mere thug ...

:blob_teary: Anon banned me. I can't bother them any more on their profile. A sad day.

:blob_hide: Deck size reduction and consistency increase.

:blobspearpeek: They ate my cookie. They started the war.

Lol, that is pure rng. That presumes you draw the hand traps in question.

@Anon2023 :blobspearpeek: *stabs you and takes all your possessions*

:blob_ghost:+1 is always good. Otherwise, your engine is just bad.

:blob_teary: My biscuit ... No ... Give it back ...

:blob_cookie: The explanation still eludes me.

Failure to perform any of these actions correctly may result in suboptimal outcomes or penalties as determined by the game’s rules and mechanics.”

carefully analyzing the current state of the game, taking into account factors such as life points, cards in hand and on the field, and potential future plays; making strategic decisions based on this analysis; and physically drawing the top two cards from their deck with precision and care.

“Upon activation of this card’s effect, the player who activated it must engage in a series of complex and intricate actions in order to draw two cards from their deck and add them to their hand. These actions include, but are not limited to:

:blob_ghost: In what kind of dimension?

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