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For me, this set builds beautifully on the mechanics and themes weve been seeing, making it a natural continuation of the series evolution

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Things get interesting late game, as the overload cost transforms it into a one-sided board wipe that resets the entire table

It should be noted that this attack also does 20 damage to itself