Save for its coin flip AI being almost as cheap as the AI in the original Mario Party for Nintendo 64, it is an excellent game that holds up well
Designed to get ads by using effects after deck top is fixed It's possible to use it as a game of luck when you have only a few cards in your hand on the first move, but if you win, it's better not to use it as a luck game
You can pair Breya with one of several infinite combo engines, usually ones involving Nim Deathmantle, or you can play it the fair way by just slamming three bodies on board and using the activated abilities to threaten creatures and life totals
Don't sleep on the ability to destroy stuff either in an Azorius control brew
Newer Pokemon debuting in the Pokemon TCG can often appear prominently in a single set before they eventually become part of the standard set inclusions
Now get this, the set actually introduces new mechanics like "Initiative" and "Background" to spice up the action with fresh strategic layers