How to play PTCGL
While I really like this deck it is potentially discouraging to play in the environment of Starter Commander decks specifically
Lugia is a powerful Basic Pokmon, but it requires a lot of effort for one powerful attack
Frequently, we had to stop play to pore through the Reference Guide to decode the meaning behind the various icons printed on certain cards: the squiggly lightning bolt (free triggered ability), the arrow curving back upon itself (reaction-triggered ability), or the right-facing arrow (action-triggered ability, which uses up one of your three available actions per round)
Preordain Though Preordain shows you fewer cards than Ponder, it compensates by giving you a bit more control, allowing you to ship zero, one, or two cards to the bottom of your library before committing to a draw
If you and I both have a copy of Narset in play, we can't draw more than one card per turn, but we both can still use impulse-like effects like Narset's own ability