Auntie Ool wants you to hurt your own minions, likely tokens to fuel your hand, while whittling down your opponents
So if on the left-hand side you place a Pendulum monster with a value of 4 and on the right a value of 8, you can pendulum summon as many monsters in your hand and face-up extra deck that fit between levels 4 and 8 For decks like Deskbots, this is simple enough and is a great way of stacking the field with monsters
The card once had competitive relevance thanks to Omega Barrier, but it is not commanding must-have status among collectors in the same way that Rayquaza or Charizard variants are
Arixmethes, Slumbering Isle Ill confess to the fact that there might be some bias here, since the card was designed by fellow Commander Rules Committee member Scott Larabee
The Side Deck: Most cards are put in here for 2 reasons, and I will reply with a letter coordinating with these: A= "Super Poly Target", and B = "Used for ratios" 1x Dinowrestler Pankratops: Good removal
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