This may seem scary, or an extra thing to worry about but its really just documenting
played: 3.003.000000000 25% of decksPercentage of decks that could play both Chorus of the Amphitheater (Blue) and Call for Backup that play both
While this resource restoration comes with the strict penalty of not being able to play any more character cards for the rest of the turn, it provides the perfect reservoir of active mana to fuel high-cost counter events and stage cards
I have to admit, the schedule feels funky, like Final Fantasy was ended a bit fast and Edge of Eternities has lasted a bit longer than usual, but with so many sets, everything is different from the times that used to be
Gates as a side dish to your main deck can be much leaner
Whats worse is that Sin cannot be permanently killed, as a summoner needs to sacrifice themselves to create the Final Aeon, a being that can temporarily slay Sin for a few years, before it returns once more