It can also be easy to fire it off early in order to keep getting in for damage, but this can really screw you over in the long game, as if youre not drawing multiple creatures to add to the board to back up your attacker(s), it takes just one removal spell from an opponent to shift the tempo if they have better draws than you
While they don't become enemies, it's clear Delita is no longer the person Ramza knew, and that he views his former friend as an ally of convenience at best and a disposable pawn at worst
whatever it is they wear on their upper body looks like somebody has chopped off 2/3rds of the fabric
If you have a card you believe is in mint condition and you plan to sell it or hold it as a long-term investment, then grading is almost always worth it
Finally, to close out this ever-growing description of the deck, we have two side themes I would be remiss to ignore