The deck is filled with ways to copy and clone creatures, so that you can steal all of your opponents' desirable effects and leave them with a pile of leaches to drain their life faster than they can sacrifice them
Building a collection focused on specific artists is a popular alternative collecting strategy
The deck also had Spells like Infernity Launcher, which made it easier to discard cards while also granting the player the ability to summon monsters from the grave
Well, I also spent 10 to buy a replacement copy of The Game: Extreme , but I haven't even opened it yet and when I do, I'm unlikely to sleeve it since (1) the cost to buy sleeves is one-third the cost of the game itself and (2) I'll likely get 300+ plays out of the next deck, assuming I live that long
For the two foil cards in each deck, the text box is darker with inky tentacle-like decorations shooting out from their frames but the art and abilities are the same
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