When Nintendo took over in 2003, they were tasked with bringing the game back to the height of its popularity, and they did this by introducing a new mechanic
So you could probably play an entire game with a normal deck with a lot of items and just be fine, because you've been able to build it with that in mind
Place your Prize Cards down - Your prize cards are 6 cards from the top of your deck, and are laid down in a column to the left of your active and bench cards
Inkshield: One of the strongest Fog variants, Inkshield turns each point of damage prevented into a 2/1 Inkling for you to counter-attack with
It draws us cards, counters stuff, and hits hard
It's another set that feels almost unfocused, but it's also one that has the strongest identity to it since last summer's D&D crossover Adventures in the Forgotten Realms