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For example, there is an Alpollo where the purple on the map tends to be blue
What makes it so important is that it is a Saga, so it can be recurred and/or counter manipulated to provide repeatable ramp
This level-three deck focuses entirely on the ghostly dragon monarch and includes a whopping five ex-cards along with an Ace Spec to give you a ton of value and power