This interaction allows you to repeatedly draw 5 cards at the cost of only 2-4 cards, netting your more combo pieces and continuing the engine
Those are neither particularly cheap nor particularly generous in what you get
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As Pokdex #149, Dragonite is a dual-type Dragon/Flying Pokmon, a combination that was pioneering in Generation I, introducing players to the power and allure of Dragon-types in the original Pokmon Red, Blue, and Yellow games
attached: on your opponents attack, you may trash one card to boost Nami to 7000 power for that battle, a number that costs most decks significant resources to push through
