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One of the best arguments for this type of deck is its incredibly flexible series of win conditions
What has the fan response been like to its introduction
The simple rule of thumb is that the No Rarity Base Set versions are messier: it was the first ever set of Pokmon cards, and the designers had no idea how to efficiently phrase card effects yet
The thing that makes it a weaker entry is the fact that (unlike many of the other decks on this list) it doesnt actually contain many competitively viable cards
[spoiler= Olympian King Poseidon: ] [spoiler= Image ] 1 Tuner + 1 or more non-Tuner "Olympian" monsters Once per turn you can send the Top 2 cards from your Deck to the Graveyard and activate the following effects depending on their types