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Fan-favorite trainers Lillie and Wally return with brand-new cards Lillies Determination and Wallys Compassion bringing new strategies to the game

Balance First Printed: 1993-AUG Banned: On its face, Balance looks like a very effective catch-up strategy thats mechanically very white, but in practice it leads to slow, long games with a low density of meaningful decisions or memorable events

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