Thats similar to a stax deck, with the important distinction that pillow fort decks tend to play nonsymmetrical cards that protect themselves rather than spells that slow down their opponents
Chocobos are - usually - big yellow birds that act as rideable mounts for players to traverse long distances safely
If an interrupt was played, it happened first before the spell it was interrupting
So, I could go over the differences between this and the TCG for anyone who's played it, but I think I'll just explain from the ground up
After 45 Days Re-offer the items for sale, either publicly or privately, and collect any remaining balance owed after such sale from the original buyer, including, but not limited to: total balance remaining lost buyers premium lost consignors fee court costs interest storage fees attorney fees administrative costs including those related to re-selling the item(s) and any other related fees
Duelists must roll a die to choose who will go first