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The first is a Bear with first strike and if a foe has more lands you can ramp a Plains to the battlefield and it can get any Plains, so I added a few dual lands
If you can look at one card, say, a Water-type card, and see that it's weak to Lightning-types, and you understand that the Lightning-type Pokemon that attacks your Water card will do twice as much damage
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I'm sure many players who grabbed a Final Fantasy Commander deck are likely eager to test it out at their local Commander events, though they may want to know how they stack up against other decks