As for uncommon payoffs, the deck has some nice legendary creatures like Uncommon payoffs like these are a real draw for an archetype like this since you'll have cornered the market on them
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Last edited: #11 Even though it's still kinda eh, I infinitely prefer this classic Blue-Eyes White Dragon-esq swirl background on the shiny Pokemon over the plain white from previous shiny sets

(3X) Grab Your Sword (1X) Ransack (2X) Smash (2X) Frying Pan (2X) Disney Lorcana The First Chapter, Emerald & Ruby Starter Deck Contents: Emerald Cards Aladdin Prince Ali (2X) Cruella de Vil Miserable As Usual (Foil 1X) Duke of Weselton Opportunistic Official (2X) Horace No Good Scoundrel (3X) Iago Loud-Mouthed Parrot (1X) Jasper Common Crook (2X) Mad Hater Gracious Host (3X) Megara Pulling the Strings (3X) Mickey Mouse Steamboat Pilot (3X) Peter Pan Never Landing (2X) Mother Knows Best (3X) Stampede (2X) Steal from the Rich (1X) Vicious Betrayal (2X) Ruby Cards Stolen Scimitar (2X) Aladdin Heroic Outlaw (Foil 1X) Aladdin Steet Rat (3X) Captain Colonels Lieutenant (2X) Donald Duck Boisterous Fowl (2X) LeFou Instigator (1X) Pongo Ol Rascal (3X) Rapunzel Letting Down Her Hair (3X) Scar Fiery Usurper (2X) Sergeant Tibbs Courageous Cat (3X) Stitch Abomination (1X) Dragon Fire (3X) Hes Got a Sword
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This, much like the Charizard ex decks, makes any form of sustain completely useless , and even in the best-case scenario, you'll end up losing without a solid game-ending combo.