I'm an OG with Pokemon cards, having been collecting and battling on and off with what is arguably one of the best card games for around 20 years, give or take
The Big Score, or, The Vault, Plus a Special Guest As a holdover from March of the Machine : Aftermath s commercial shortcomings, Outlaws of Thunder Junction , which was originally meant to contain an epilogue set, includes the Big Score, a special set of cards from the Fomori Vault of the titular frontier plane
The 1st Edition stamp, that small black emblem visible in the lower left corner of the card, marks it as part of the very first English-language print run of the Pokemon TCG, a print run that is now the stuff of collecting legend
Honest works well with Blue-Eyes Twin Burst Dragon who can attack monsters twice each Battle Phase, and Divine Dragon Lord Felgrand who can activate its effect when it destroys an opponents monster by battle
Im not sure if anything I described will translate into reliable wins, but getting three 5/5s in the most convoluted way possible is its own reward
This is a completely valid strategy that I often recommend as best for beginners