All that said, it is a pretty harmless part of the format that allows for decks to get up to speed enough to be playable and allow for their owners to figure out what they do and do not like about a deck
The real power of Sokenzan comes from its chaos ability
Pokey, the Scallywagg With menace and a quirky mechanic that lets you swap coin flips for die rolls and vice versa, Pokey, the Scallywagg enables you to cheat fatesort of
Their playstyle is all about using the Field Spells which can Special Summon themselves in your Main Phase 2 if certain conditions are met, and making one of their Xyz Monsters which can really mess with your opponent can deal a lot of damage potentially
The Legend of Blue-Eyes White Dragon LOB, Old Asian version, unopened, up to 15 packs
Most wraths cost 4 or more mana, so it could be a defensive measure against them if you squint