Changing the rules of engagement like this is critical for control decks to flourish, as they plan to win by answering all the things the opponent is doing
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Where most likely there will be another reprint of one or more of the older sets
Its just the marquee mechanic, which I think was developed with good intentions, that didnt pay off
As a baseline, we'd recommend including 10 to 20 Pokmon, 8 to 15 Energy cards, and as many Trainers as you can with the cards left over
Its reasonable to assume that they printed less of the lands, since lands are usually the worst-selling part of a Lair
