The Seaside Citadel and Worn Powerstone, which I used as examples, come into play tapped which apply to the ruling you just posted
My next question is where Im hoping people have some answers to the more difficult things Im curious about
This selection is perfect for crafting versatile and competitive decks
I do like that Espeon can use two different moves and make the defending Pokemon asleep, but even if the defending Pokemon is asleep, Psywave can't do much damage unless the defending Pokemon has a lot of energy attached to it and even then Espeon won't be able to do that much damage
I remember this being one of the few singles I bought as a teenager, back when traveling to the nearest game store involved printing out the address with a map because we didnt have smartphones in our pockets
Instead of traditional land ramp, blue generates tempo through spell velocity and explosive mana turns that enable powerful spellslinger and combo strategies