You can select them in any ways you wantmaybe you just like those colorsbut keep an eye out for three things: Strong and exciting rares in your colors Removal cards, such as cards that destroy or otherwise deal with your opponent's creatures Cards with evasion, such as flying creatures or hard-to-block cards Additionally, another huge element to look for are good synergies and multicolor cards
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your ability to play through handtrap is really hard to quantify as the easy answer would be 33% (odds of opening Called by and/or crossout) but the truth is that depending on you hand this deck can play through a lot and more often than the other handtrap and Cowrie + Wing version due to its low brick count (no Heel, no Roost and no RUMs besides the strict minimum) but the gains are really hard to map out as it depends which bird you open and which handtrap your opponent opens
For instance, Elvish Piper herself is in the rightmost column because Im running 4 of her in the deck, while Silvos, Rogue Elemental is in the leftmost column because Im only running one of it
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Unlike the other entries of this list, Charizard V is the most dynamic-looking card as it perfectly captures the essence of a Pokmon battle
