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Whilst some cards revolve around dealing damage to the opponents characters, others are centered on protecting your cards
However, it has one very big downside, which is that it gets discarded at the end of your turn
(It must be noted that the actual sequence may be using two or more stacks of cards of the same rarity, e.g
A prismari student wants to make an explosive impact using the most powerful instants and sorceries out there
Clear a Path: There are actually some decks with a lot of defenders
