It's a simple and effective card, but players should be aware of its enormous retreat cost (4 energies), which turns it into a high-risk, high-reward card
Its competitive viability in the Pokmon TCG adds to its appeal
Hes like, Hey, want to see what Ive got cooking in my big green egg? And then the screaming starts
If the development process here doesnt seem particularly interesting to you, just use a mana curve calculator to find the ideal land count for your deck
Takeno, Samurai General Definitely more flavor than competitive, Takeno, Samurai General is a good reason to bring out all those bushido samurai cards from the original Kamigawa block
Oko, Thief of Crowns Don't let Oko's first and last ability fool you