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The other home I see for this card is in some kind of top-end heavy white midrange deck with no card draw that just wants to use all its mana on a single, huge spell every turn

Here are a few reasons why: Collectability An Elite Trainer box contains some great items for the Pokmon Card Collector

You're fed up of TCGs: Everything you need is included in the box, so you don't need to worry about purchasing endless boosters or trawling second-hand retailers to find what you need

Back in the day, it was Duneblast or Divine Reckoning, or maybe Slash the Ranks

However, in the real game, Time Wizards time-travel shenanigans are more straightforward: Thousand Dragon is a typical Fusion Monster, whereas Dark Sage specifically needs Time Wizards original effect to be called right. This is because Time Wizard, being a part of Joeys deck, has a unique effect that is luck-dependent

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