With almost a year having passed since the collectible trading card game first hit the market, the strategy behind deck-building has gotten significantly more complex, and some of the earlier cards have gained or lost relevance thanks to how the overall scene has shifted
Each extra spell played by an opponent turns into an advantage, which rewards patience and good threat timing

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Even though the hits are completely random with Minds Desire, you only need to dig a few cards deep to all but guarantee you hit something good
The best part is that this effect isn't restricted to Grass-type Pokemon, making Butterfree a versatile choice for any deck requiring healing support during matches