Pokemon Card Strategy: So as far as strategy goes, since this is a basic Pokemon that doesn't evolve into anything, you can put this card into your active Pokemon spot as soon as you get it onto your bench, you can start attacking right away with Hot Lick, even though the move doesn't do very much, unless for some reason your opponent uses Durant, I would attack with Hot Lick until Heatmor gets three energy cards on it then use Firebreathing the rest of the time retreating when Heatmor is close to being knocked out
Continuing with the neglected Spells and Traps: Dragonmaid Downtime - is a too slow way of generating resources and inefficient as Spell/Trap removal
With the high value on exile effects the indestructible Ulamog is easier to kill than Eons Torn
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Shaddoll still sees play even to this day, with recent support in the Shaddoll Showdown Structure Deck with the Invoked engine
Ardbert, Warrior of Darkness Ardbert, Warrior of Darkness hits everything I like in a card: It accrues a ton of value, its aggressive, it rewards you for playing multicolor spells this wont usurp Jodah, the Unifier or anything as a legends-matter commander, but it looks like a solid entry into Orzhovs ranks