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This deck reduces the barrier to entry to Pokmon TCG by a significant margin especially since Dragapult ex is one of the best decks in the format

Full Decklist 8 Swamp 9 Forest Academy Manufactor Arasta of the Endless Web Arcane Signet Barren Moor Bastion of Remembrance Beastmaster Ascension Beledros Witherbloom Binding the Old Gods Bojuka Bog Cache Grab Casualties of War Chatterfang, Squirrel General Chatterstorm Chittering Witch Chitterspitter Command Tower Deadly Dispute Decree of Pain Deep Forest Hermit End-Raze Forerunners Evolving Wilds Exotic Orchard Garruk, Cursed Huntsman Gilded Goose Golgari Rot Farm Golgari Signet Gourmand's Talent Grim Backwoods Haunted Mire Haywire Mite Hazel of the Rootbloom Hazel's Brewmaster Honored Dreyleader Idol of Oblivion Insatiable Frugivore Jungle Hollow Llanowar Wastes Maelstrom Pulse Maskwood Nexus Moldervine Reclamation Moonstone Eulogist Morbid Opportunist Nadier's Nightblade Necroblossom Snarl Nested Shambler Ogre Slumlord Oran-Rief, the Vastwood Path of Ancestry Plaguecrafter Plumb the Forbidden Poison-Tip Archer Prosperous Innkeeper Putrefy Ravenous Squirrel Rootcast Apprenticeship Saw in Half Scurry of Squirrels Second Harvest Shamanic Revelation Skullclamp Skyfisher Spider Sol Ring Squirrel Nest Squirrel Sovereign Swarmyard Swarmyard Massacre Sword of the Squeak Tainted Wood Talisman of Resilience Tear Asunder Temple of Malady Terramorphic Expanse The Odd Acorn Gang Tireless Provisioner Toski, Bearer of Secrets Tranquil Thicket Twilight Mire Viridescent Bog Windgrace's Judgment Woe Strider Wolfwillow Haven Woodland Cemetery Zulaport Cutthroat

Sixth Sense is the sole exception it was banned shortly after its 2003 Japanese release and remains so over two decades later

The Cards and Choices Fusion Strike mainly pulls from the Japanese set, Fusion Arts, whilst also picking up some of the cards from other sets that were missed in the English version of the TCG

1 Wildcard of any rarity A common (12.4%), uncommon (64%), rare (16.8%), or mythic rare (2.1%) card from the main set A common (less than 1%), uncommon (2.7%), rare (less than 1%), or mythic rare (less than 1%) scene card A rare (less than1%) or mythic rare (less than 1%) logo card A rare (less than 1%) or mythic rare (less than 1%) panel card A rare borderless land (1%) 1 Rare or mythic rare card A rare (76.1%) or mythic rare (16.6%) card from the main set A rare (1%) or mythic rare (0.8%) scene card A rare (2.4%) or mythic rare (0.7%) logo card A rare (1.9%) or mythic rare (less than 1%) panel card 1 Traditional foil card of any rarity A common (59.9%), uncommon (29.6%), rare (5.9%), or mythic rare (1.2%) card from the main set A common (less than 1%), uncommon (1.2%), rare (less than 1%), or mythic rare (less than 1%) scene card A rare (less than 1%) or mythic rare (less than 1%) logo card A rare (less than 1%) or mythic rare (less than 1%) panel card A rare borderless land (less than 1%) 1 Non-foil or traditional foil land card A non-foil (40%) or traditional foil (10%) common dual land A non-foil (20%) or traditional foil (5%) default frame basic land A non-foil (10%) or traditional foil (2.5%) city calm basic land A non-foil (10%) or traditional foil (2.5%) city chaos basic land 1 Non-foil helper card (8.5%) or double-sided token (91.5%) Note: Percentages may not sum to 100 due to rounding

Tapping Sunset Strikemaster, then sacrificing it to your commander brings its cost down to just five mana on its own