They have all sorts of little synergies
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Cards like Skill Drain, Summon Limit, Anti-Spell Fragrance, Gozen Match, and Rivalry of the Warlords are all powerful Continuous Traps since they either stop monsters from being summoned, using their effects, or limit the combination of cards that can be on the field at any time
#TG1 - Braixen #TG2 - Milotic #TG3 - Flaaffy #TG4 - Jynx #TG5 - Gardevoir #TG6 - Malamar #TG7 - Rockruff #TG8 - Passimian #TG9 - Druddigon #TG10 - Smeargle #TG11 - Altaria #TG12 - Kricketune V #TG13 - Serperior V #TG14 - Blaziken V #TG15 - Blaziken VMAX #TG16 - Zeraora V #TG17 - Mawile V #TG18 - Corviknight V #TG19 - Corviknight VMAX #TG20 - Rayquaza VMAX #TG21 - Duraludon VMAX #TG22 - Blissey V #TG23 - Friends in Galar #TG24 - Gordie #TG25 - Judge #TG26 - Professor Burnet #TG27 - Raihan #TG28 - Sordward & Shielbert #TG29 - Rayquaza VMAX #TG30 - Duraludon VMAX
This is no slight against Phil Foglio, as he is an incredibly talented artist who worked on lots of different Magic cards over the years, but his jokey devils are no match for the might of an awesome monk fighting off monsters
Heavy Fog: D The same card as Deep Wood