Ill be going over what makes control decks so powerful, how to build one, and what kind of plays you should make once youve actually put your own control deck together
Its introduction opens up many possibilities for the future, as well as creating new layers of complexity in decision-making between players
You may do as many of these actions as youre able to, though there are some limitations: You may not attack on your first turn You may not play a Supporter card on your first turn You may not evolve a Pokemon on your first turn You may not evolve a Pokemon that was played within the same turn You may not evolve the same Pokemon more than once per turn You may only attach one energy per turn (either to an Active or Benched Pokemon) You may only play one Supporter and one Stadium card per turn You may only Retreat one Pokemon per turn Attack: Attacking will conclude your turn so be sure that youve carried out any actions before moving to this step
Bilbo, Retired Burglar Bilbo, Retired Burglar is seemingly a good choice for a Ring-bearer because it adds an additional combat ability to the mix, though I do wish there was more guidance of where to take the 99
Dryad Greenseeker With enough shuffling effects and topdeck manipulation (Sylvan Library) I can see Dryad Greenseeker as a neat source of card advantage at just 2cmc
Fill it with card draw, cards that cheat out other cards, and mass bounce spells like Consuming Tide
