You'll get another main phase right after combat, so unless there's something you really need to do before you attack, it's often beneficial to wait
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Its mono-white color identity means youre hurting for the best legends to include in the deck, and its ability requiring it to remove itself from the field is a bit counter-intuitive
The third mistake is ignoring the first two turns
This is enough to strike down almost every baby Basic Pokemon
Just because you pull a card directly from a pristine booster pack, handle it gently, sleeve and protect it right away, pack it very well and with extreme care
