#19: Punishing Fire Since we already talked about Rubin Zoo here, Id like to take a moment to revisit another Punishing Fire deck, one of my absolute favorite decks to play of all-time, a deck featuring basically a whos who of my favorite spells to cast: For sure I played all these cards on many occasions, but all at the same time
The Scrappy Survivors deck is represented by longtime series companion and very good boy Dogmeat, with cards focused around scavenging for junk to repurpose into allies, weapons, and tools
That is, something repeated across many cards that helps make the set function
At around 30% off the list price, collectors and players shouldnt hesitate to pick up this comprehensive set celebrating Pokemons enduring legacy
Even those that have triggers almost always trigger on attacking or blocking
To keep the speedometer ticking upward, the deck leans on pingers, chip damage sources, and oddball effects that slowly nudge opponents to make it easier to reach maximum speed and unlock that doubled draw mode