Yep, your kids can absolutely make jumbo sized homemade Pokemon cards too, if they'd like
94/102 Potion
Im not going to throw any game-specific terminology around, or bog down this post with dull rule explanations
The attack is expensive, requiring four Energy Tokens, but being able to discard an opponents cards is incredibly valuable
Dihada is geared towards leading a deck full of legendary creaturesan archetype many players enjoybut with the creative restriction of being locked into three colors, rather than the typical 5-color legends deck of a Sisay, Weatherlight Captain or a Jodah, the Unifier
No card caused more chairs to almost be thrown, so while it is in many ways remembered fondly, no one wants to go through that again and we have an understanding that coin flips won't be this central again