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These cards are capable of utterly changing the course of the game, and are regarded as extremely powerful, to the point where every tournament deck has it. Thus to prevent a single deck type from ruling every tournament, some cards are banned or limited, forcing players to find substitutes to work around it.

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  • Why some cards are bannd
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  • These cards are capable of utterly changing the course of the game, and are regarded as extremely powerful, to the point where every tournament deck has it. Thus to prevent a single deck type from ruling every tournament, some cards are banned or limited, forcing players to find substitutes to work around it.
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  • These cards are capable of utterly changing the course of the game, and are regarded as extremely powerful, to the point where every tournament deck has it. Thus to prevent a single deck type from ruling every tournament, some cards are banned or limited, forcing players to find substitutes to work around it.
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