It can dish out 240 damage for one fire energy, which is obviously great, but you need to find a way to inflict the opponent's Active Pokmon with Burned first
As with all the Wizards of the Coast sets, Neo Discovery has continued to rise in price over the years
Compared to other TCGs where cards cost a fixed amount, L5R: TCG has a neat gameplay twist in that players choose how long their cards remain on the battlefield, spending fate tokens to keep characters and effects in play for extra rounds something that can potentially swing the victory in their favour
Since it is random, you can have instances where one Pokemon gets all 200 damage or splits 50 damage to four different Pokemon
Theres no denying that Surging Sparks is possibly the best set to come out of the Scarlet and Violet era of Pokmon
Everybody knows that one player at their LGS that takes great pride in demonstrating their unique shuffling technique