For a long time, my Yasova Dragonclaw Wolves deck used the last piece by Titus Lunter, because of how the wintery landscape felt like a proper representation of the visual style I was looking for
In a thread on the Pokemon TCG Pocket subreddit, players have been sharing their experiences with playing the TCG using Pocket rules
#14 I don't like the 0 power lifegain guys very much - Perimeter Captain also falls into this category - because in practise, they were purely sideboard fodder against rush decks when I ran them
Dwynen, Gilt-Leaf Daen and Immaculate Magistrate provide additional buffs and resilience for your elves
Temur Roar I could be a little bit biased here because I have personally been walloped by this deck so many times, but Temur Roar is a highly effective pile of ramp, with some big scary dragons at the top-end, which the face commander Ureni can cheat onto the field with ease
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