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While I can't say for sure, I imagine it is a decent matchup

's history, Konami has often printed cards that function particularly well with specific archetypes despite not being a member of those decks

Card Quality & Printing Differences Japanese Cards: Higher print quality Sharper colours, cleaner lines, and more consistent foiling

A team inspects each card for quality to see how close it is to mint condition and assigns a score

When an attack is declared involving your face-up non-Effect Monster: You can target 1 card your opponent controls

There are also the new Scrolls showcase treatment, making them feel like theyre straight out of Arda