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This attack does 10 more damage for each Water Energy attached to this Pokmon (Costs 4 Colorless Energy)XatuPsychicUncommonHP: 100Weakness: DarkRetreat Cost: 1 ColorlessAttack: Zen Headbutt 80 damage (Costs 2 Psychic and 1 Colorless Energy).MismagiusPsychicUncommonHP: 100Weakness: DarkRetreat Cost: 1 ColorlessAttack: Spooky Shot 80 damage (Costs 2 Psychic).YamaskPsychicCommonHP: 70Weakness: Darkness Retreat Cost: 2 ColorlessAttack: Mumble 20 damage (Costs 1 Psychic Energy).SandshrewFightingCommonHP: 60Weakness: Grass Retreat Cost: 1 ColorlessAttack: Sand Spray 20 damage (Costs 1 Fighting Energy).MakuhitaFightingCommonHP: 80Weakness: Psychic Retreat Cost: 3 ColorlessAttack: Lunge Out 50 damage (Costs 2 Fighting and 1 Colorless Energy)HariyamaFightingUncommonHP: 130Weakness: Psychic Retreat Cost: 4 ColorlessAttack: Slapping Knockdown 110 damage

Charizard ex's first attack, Slash, only deals 60 damage for 3 energy, meaning it will only be used in the most situational scenarios

A common criticism levied against typal decks in Magic: The Gathering is how linear they can be, both to build and play

It costs seven ink to play, and you cant ink it through normal means