This cute little Pokemon has no business being in a battle, with pathetic stats and little to no offensive capabilities
I knew Palkia was going to be popular, but I never would have thought I'd play against it in all five rounds

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The adaptability of Inkay's dual typing allows it to fit into numerous team compositions, providing strategic depth with access to moves like Foul Play and Hypnosis
Terraforming Once during your turn (before your attack), you may look at the top 4 cards of your deck and rearrange them as you like
At the base level, the deck is powerful because it can cheat on up to twelve mana a turn, but as you upgrade the deck and add top deck manipulation, you get access to unique lines of play that only miracle can provide