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Lunalight Tiger Lunalight Tiger is another extender for the deck

First, check for its rarity level by identifying the edition of the card

It can be good under incredibly specific circumstances, but the stars have to align for it to make any real disruption to your opponent's strategy

Palpitoad #20Common $0.14 Tympole (Master Ball Pattern) #19Common $2.75 Petilil (Master Ball Pattern) #6Common $3.85 Petilil #6Common $0.11 Amoonguss (Poke Ball Pattern) #11Uncommon $0.51 Volcarona (Poke Ball Pattern) #16Rare $0.49 Tympole #19Common $0.09 Foongus (Poke Ball Pattern) #10Common $0.49 Seismitoad (Poke Ball Pattern) #21Uncommon $0.55 Amoonguss #11Uncommon $0.12 Amoonguss #10Uncommon $0.70 Amoonguss #9Rare $0.46 Amoonguss #13Rare $0.26 Amoonguss #14Rare $0.25 Amoonguss #12Rare $0.05 Amoonguss #10Uncommon $0.18 Amoonguss #11Uncommon $0.12 Amoonguss #3Uncommon $0.13 Amoonguss #9Uncommon $0.11 Amoonguss #10Uncommon $0.32

I also prepared for the mirror by only running two field spells, because a) I didn't want to set up field spells on the chance that my opponent got Balerdroch in the GY and I didn't have an answer to it b) If I ever needed field spells, I could either search Vampire Kingdom with Vampire Takeover or Vampire Retainer or let my opponent activate a field spell instead, while allowing myself to use that deck space on more useful cards