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It uses psychic energy to control steel with precision, making it a formidable protector in battle
The 1965 novel's setting on the desert planet of Arrakis subsequently spawned an entire collection of sci-fi stories featuring, well, dunes of their own, evident in everything from Star Wars to Trigun
This might not seem like a lot of damage, but confusion is a useful status effect to inflict
But theres no doubt in my mind that the value of these cards over the long term will continue to rise

Main deck Animadorned Archosaur x2 Babycerasaurus x3 Maxx "C" x3 Petiteranodon x1 Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring x2 Miscellaneousaurus x3 Souleating Oviraptor x2 Giant Rex x1 Dinowrestler Pankratops x1 Dogoran, the Mad Flame Kaiju x1 Ultimate Conductor Tyranno x2 Nibiru, the Primal Bing x2 Dark Ruler No More x2 Double Evolution Pill x2 Fossil Dig x3 Lightning Storm x2 Pot of Prosperity x2 Lost World x3 Crossout Designator x2 Evenly Matched x1 Infinite Impermanence x2 Extra deck Abyss Dweller x1 Evolzar Dolkka x2 Evolzar Laggia x1 Number 41: Bagooska the Terribly Tired Tapir x1 Number 60: Dugares the Timeless x1 Tornado Dragon x1 Superdreadnought Rail Cannon Gustav Max x1 Linkuriboh x1 Secure Gardna x1 Knightmare Phoenix x1 Pentestag x1 Knightmare Unicorn x1 Accesscode Talker x1 Apollousa, Bow of the Goddess x1 With that, you should be ready to deck-build and duel to your heart's content, without worrying about hours of strategising