If you're just getting started, it's better to focus on building a solid deck with starter decks and then gradually add cards from booster packs as you become more familiar with the game
I'll be honest and say, I voted for Blaster and Monster Reborn
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In this way, Lillie's weaker Pokemon don't represent as much of a liability to the rest of your team
Can Waterbending Reduce Colored Costs
resolve one cascade trigger and the spell you cast from it before resolving the next cascade trigger
