Drawing a card and creating 2/2s is a decent stax piece, and this cards stats reflect that, but something about it leaves me wanting
The Pokemon TCG has a rich history of paying homage to iconic Pokemon and sets with each new generation offering the chance to look back at the successes of the generation prior
According to the game rules, the creature is treated as a new object when it re-enters, and the original target no longer exists
You'll be discarding and drawing cards almost every turn with Sauron, so include creatures like Chasm Skuler, which grows when you draw cards, and Archfiend of Ifnir, which will punish your opponents when you discard
It takes on a "dark side of the moon" vibe to work with Cresselia's mythology
Its already more expensive than that in Europe, with the cheapest copies over $35, and although supply is deeper, this is indicative of more competitive play starting up again outside the US