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As such, you have to consider the role of each sylvan in the deck
The archetype is capable of controlling the game with endboard pieces like "Plasma" (shuts down monster effects), "Dark Angel" (shuts down the controller's Spells), "Dystopia" and "Destroyer Phoenix Enforcer" (Quick Effect removal disruptions) and "D-Tactics" (banishes 1 card from hand/field/GY)
in the case of something like lugia vstar, sometimes you WANT to discard cards from your hand i could still see this card seeing play in some anti-meta deck at some point in the future, because the secondary effect can be really good depending on the meta #20 Powering up Dark isn't that hard with Galarian Moltres V (with energy switch) and Dark Patch
Level 6 and 8: The player must control a "Vaylantz" monster of their respective Attribute or have their corresponding Field Spell in a Field Zone, to activate the Pendulum Effect
Its also a great way to remove commanders since gaining control of a permanent doesnt make it change zones, stopping your opponent from putting a key piece back in the command zone