Rule #2 Broken Rules Have To Feel Natural Breaking rules is fine, if it's for the right reasons
You can switch your opponent's Active Pokemon for anyone in their bench, but if you do it, you must discard both Iron Bundle and all the cards attached to it
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Aang's Journey Altar of Bone Analyze the Pollen Archdruid's Charm Attune with Aether Basri's Aegis Beneath the Sands Bifurcate Borough Backup Brave the Wilds Bribery Bring to Light Bushwhack Call the Gatewatch Call the Mountain Chocobo Caravan Vigil Celestial Reunion Chandra's Flame Wave Chandra's Outburst Chord of Calling Clarion Ultimatum Clever Combo Colossal Collision Coming Attraction Cosmium Confluence Crop Rotation Dance of the Tumbleweeds Deep Reconnaissance Dichotomancy Dig Up Dismissive Denial Distant Memories Divert Disaster Dizzy Spell Double Play Doubling Chant Dovin's Dismissal Dragon's Approach Dragonstorm Edge of Autumn Eladamri's Call Eldritch Evolution Elspeth, Undaunted Hero Emergency Eject Emergent Sequence Environmental Sciences Eternal Dominion Evolution Charm Exploding Borders Fall to Earth Far Wanderings Farseek Field Trip Fiery Fall Finale of Devastation Flower // Flourish Foresight Frenzied Tilling From Father to Son Gaea's Balance Gamble Garruk, Caller of Beasts Garruk, Unleashed Gideon's Battle Cry Gleam of Resistance Glimpse the Core Go Forth Goblin Tutor Grand Master of Flowers

Each is governed by two Magic colors and focuses on a specific kind of magic: Lorehold (red-white) students wield archaemancy as magical archaeologists of a sort