Its especially powerful in combo decks, since it ensures you can go off without your opponents being able to cheaply disrupt your plan
Opponents have to prepare specific answers for them too, which shapes the metagame around a handful of powerful effects
What makes Dragon Shield truly stand out is their quality
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If you're looking for a more aggressive deck that can fill the board with lots of cheap characters, including the Seven Dwarfs, Tactical Teamwork has plenty of go-wide potential, with more than a few combat tricks up its sleeve too