Poole's world-telling really feels complete, and he has really elevated his game
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I probably wouldn't play this deck in high power and expect much but as always your results may vary
GP Sacramento, GP Vancouver, Born of the Gods PR in Palm Desert, SCG Nashville, GP Mexico City, SCG St Louis, and GP Barcelona
Final version ended up looking like below - NOTE: one warp artifact in sideboard is camera shy here
While it incorporates a jungle theme to tie in with the set's focus on grass and jungle-type Pokmon