You break the symmetry of these board wipes by casting them in situations where you're going to lose less permanents than your opponents, making the board wipe favorable for you
With the game revolving around reaching three points, being able to knock out just one Pokemon can be enough to tilt the scales in your favor
I was very tepid with the first wave in Rarity Collection V , but this wave is much stronger to me with cards like Chaos Angel, Dragon Master Magia, and Dominus Impulse
Try using all this infinite mana to cast a game-ending noncreature spell, like Braingeyser
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Duelists Flame has high upside but isnt the easiest to set up