The menacing and imposing designs, the bold colors, the badass weather control powers, and the way Hoenn's fanatical evil teams plan to harness these forces of nature to reshape the world, are all reasons to love Kyogre and Groudon
In the bottom right corner of a creature card, you'll find the creature's power (on the left) and toughness (on the right.) The power is how much damage the creature deals when it attacks
I just build a rough version of Drizzt Do'Urden, and it seems to have a somewhat similar strategy: I mainly focus on equipment, but also added some +1/+1 counter shenanigans
Ashen Reaper's ability triggers at the beginning of each of your end steps, even if nothing has entered any graveyard that turn
Early-set nostalgia : As OPTCG matures (now 15+ main sets deep), the earliest sets carry historical significance similar to base-era cards in other TCGs
And you can bring in all the old Amass cards from War of the Spark, too