D&D campaigns are (very often) all about powerful characters that take on evil doers to save the world, or at the very least a town or city, from destruction
There are the "Saruman the White" and "Saruman of Many Colors" cards you might expect, but the disgraced wizard even makes an appearance as "Sharkey, Tyrant of the Shire," after the episode that pitted him against our Hobbit heroes one final time
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Pawmot Pawmot is the headliner of this Drop event and this card is essentially a buffed Lightning-type Druddigon, with its Counterattack ability doing the same 20 chip damage as Rough Skin and its a haven for Rocky Helmet
Let's explore why these decks are excelling and how they're influencing the competitive scene