If you do the strategic split approach and one deck fumbles at all, youll almost surely lose because the remaining partners deck is only half a strategy
You need to be careful with Darksteel Forge, though, since you can still be forced to sacrifice your artifacts through any number of spells or effects
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On turn 3 you draw your card and lo and behold it is x, where x can be any of the following cards and you need a Claydol GE (of which you run 2 and neither is prized) to evolve your Baltoy GE this turn because your hand is dead otherwise: Usually the other 2 cards are used instead of Pok Ball as they do not involve flipping and therefore should be better than Pok Ball
