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A set with 18 Enchanted cards spread across the same pull frequency means any given Enchanted is harder to target
Final Fantasy X was the first game in the series to appear on Sonys PlayStation 2, and as such it was highly anticipated, as well as being expected to set a new technical benchmark for the series
The fusion deck is just a smattering of monsters that I can summon with metamorphosis either off of the levels of the monsters on my own field or the levels of monsters I steal from my opponent with Creature Swap or Snatch Steal
The Ur-Dragon is so iconic (and feared) that you'll be the table's first target