The deck wants you to go all in on one creature, loading it up with all sorts of enchantments and equipment to beef them up and let you take out an opponent in an attack or two
The tradeoff is that an opponent gains control of the Chimera and poses the same problem for you
Of course, the idea that such effects need their own cards has long been argued on its merits, which leads directly into the next possible solution
You can hold onto as many cards as you can manage without dropping them all over the place
That is, weve doubled the graded cards (more of which proportionally are Pokemon TCG) and are still at those low numbers
On the PayMoneyWubby subreddit, folks are treating it like the new Gamestop, encouraging each other to hold, or bragging about the number of cards they purchased, and the inflated price they paid for them