This aspect is further helped by the inclusion of a Deck Wizard, which makes creating decent decks a walk in the Safari Park - one thats preferably not populated by aggressive Victreebel or Arboks
Heres an incredibly grainy and enthusiastic MaRo explaining how the auction worked: For readers without patience for 15 year old YouTube clips, the Auction of the People featured decks selected from among fan submissions
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It considered versions of the cards that are in both perfect condition (GEM - MT10), which is a visually flawless copy of the card, as well as near mint cards (NM 7), which might have some slight surface wear
Also being in blue, you can force opponents to mill their decks, giving you more targets for Zareth
The game already has a pretty robust single-player experience, which is reinforced by a drop event