Despite its thematic name, waterbending feels like the sets only true bottom-up mechanic prioritizing gameplay over top-down, flavor-first considerations
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Unlimited aims for a snappier play experience than many other TCGs, limiting players to a single action on your turn - whether thats playing a card, activating an ability or attacking an opposing character or your rivals base - before bouncing back to your opponent
From my playtesting, I've seen this deck easily outperform upgraded precons from other sets , so putting it in Bracket One, while technically legal, feels deceptive
Though these Classes may be more grounded, their cards are no less powerful
The return of Trainers Pokmon opens up all sorts of creative deckbuilding potential