But there are still cases where Leyline of the Void or Stony Silence turn off 75% of an opponents deck, or sometimes 100% before sideboards
If V Pokemon are powerful creatures capable of shifting the Pokemon TCG's meta toward big slugfests (as befits Dynamax and Gigantamax in the video games, we suppose), and VMAX Pokemon evolve from V Pokemon, then surely, VMAX is an even more brutal classification, right
In most decks, Timberwatch Elf is going to tap to give a creature anywhere from +3/+3 to +5/+5, making combat completely impossible for your opponent and ensuring they will be signing a match slip very quickly
Its become a tradition, and one that tests my limits for going back and redoing things, but here we are, with a new set and a whole new list of things to figure out