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Table of Contents show The Deck Scion of Oona | Illustration by Eric Fortune Commander (1) Creature (25) Spellstutter Sprite Faerie Mastermind Mocking Sprite Nymris, Oona's Trickster Mistbind Clique Scion of Oona Brazen Borrower Vendilion Clique Obyra, Dreaming Duelist Tegwyll, Duke of Splendor Blightwing Bandit Glen Elendra Liege Hullbreaker Horror Quickling Nettling Nuisance Oona's Blackguard Picklock Prankster Anowon, the Ruin Thief Faerie Vandal Wydwen, the Biting Gale Ertai Resurrected Faerie Harbinger Changeling Outcast Oona, Queen of the Fae Talion, the Kindly Lord Instant (19) Opt Consider Spell Stutter Counterspell Frantic Search Arcane Denial Faerie Fencing Negate Mystical Teachings Unwind Rapid Hybridization Malakir Rebirth Aetherize Soul Shatter Siphon Insight Drown in the Loch Rowan's Grim Search Silundi Vision Sheoldred's Edict Sorcery (5) Notorious Throng Stolen by the Fae Faerie Slumber Party Feed the Swarm Tegwyll's Scouring Enchantment (8) Bitterblossom Bident of Thassa Feywild Visitor Kindred Discovery Eaten by Piranhas Dire Undercurrents Favorable Winds Lost in the Maze Artifact (8) Skullclamp Arcane Signet Dimir Signet Talisman of Dominance Instruments of War Sol Ring Misleading Signpost Thought Vessel Land (34) High Market Command Tower Sunken Hollow Secluded Glen Path of Ancestry Tainted Isle Darkwater Catacombs Exotic Orchard Dimir Aqueduct Temple of Deceit Drowned Catacomb Shipwreck Marsh Fetid Pools River of Tears Secluded Courtyard Evolving Wilds Escape Tunnel Faerie Conclave Reliquary Tower Mutavault Swamp x7 Island x7 This Alela, Cunning Conqueror deck is a mix of a faerie typal/tokens and play spells on your opponents turns deck

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There are a couple of other interaction pieces, but generally, Deep Clue Sea just wants to do its own thing, and not interact with the other players

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Some strategies in the original Pokmon TCG require a significant level of stalling whether it be to power up ones own Pokmon or to ensure that the opponent overdraws their own deck and loses the game