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Fortunately, Magic Madhouse has just about every competitive card available, like Dragapult ex and Gardevoir ex, as well as the staples like Professors Research and all the Energy you could ever need
Congratulations to both of these players for their sick deck choices and great performance
If it were the other way around (they could be played in any deck with at least one of these inks) thatd still work, but as an example of how to use them for new players this makes more sense
Theres actually hundreds
