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Three strength on a character you can have out on your first turn is mighty impressive, and a quick way to start shutting down your rivals weaker characters before they have a chance to quest or retaliate
Savior of Kamigawa later gave us mirrored pairs in creatures that increased your maximum hand size by one or two and creatures that reduced each opponents maximum hand size by one or two (as depicted above)
What makes Jirachi so good is that it single handedly blocks one of the biggest loopholes in Pokemon TCG right now placing damage counters
Regardless, I think this speaks volumes to the job Wizards has done in protecting the sanctity of the color pie
