I think the first version of Shah of Naar Isle had a template like "Echo Opponent draws three cards," but the rules and templating didn't like it that way, so they changed it to a 0 echo cost with a trigger
Performapals are the perfect deck to get used to Pendulum summoning they can swarm the field with a bunch of cute monsters, then act as a classic beat down deck from the good old days of Yu-Gi-Oh

Step 3: Open packs one at a time Hold the pack facing the camera before opening Pull cards slowly, showing each card clearly React to hits genuinely, your energy drives the entertainment value Announce who won each hit immediately Step 4: Sort and ship Label each buyers cards as theyre pulled (use labeled bags or sections on your mat) Consolidate and ship using combined shipping Transparency Best Practices Never open packs off-camera , even if you just want to check one, your audience will question your integrity State the rules clearly at the beginning of every break show Show the odds , reference the published pull rates for the set youre breaking Record your shows , Whatnot saves VODs, but keep your own backup for dispute resolution Handle complaints publicly , if a buyer is unhappy with their pulls, address it on-stream professionally The Economics of Pack Breaks Building a Pokmon Community on Whatnot The sellers who make the most money on Whatnot arent necessarily the ones with the best inventory-theyre the ones with the most loyal community

Lifelink isnt just the remit of dedicated lifegain decks, and it hasnt been for a long time