Sometimes it can benefit from the connecting location having a lower shroud, or finding the clue there
This strategy takes several calculated risks in its setup, as it has to remove cards from play when it uses Comfey and Colress's Experiment, making it an incredibly skillful deck to pilot
With their towering HP values, spectacular full-art designs, and that notorious 3-Prize rule when a Mega ex is knocked out, these cards are already shaking up both the collector market and early deck-building experiments in Japan, and we expect the same to happen worldwide, too
Now there are other things that come into play when playing Magic and winning Magic: a well-constructed deck is going to be a powerhouse regardless, but if your opponent has access to expensive cards that are able to do multiple things when yours can only do one, that makes a difference in how the game will go