BloodMoon Trick

Looking back, we have the Bloodmoon Ursaluna deck, a single-prize deck that had a small highlight in the meta in the last format, having reached the top 128 in 4 regionals. In this matchup, we have a situation where you are winning a game against a Crustle deck, which, as a last resort, has made Crustle active. However, in this situation, there is a way to end this game in one turn; the abilities of Fezandipiti and Lunatone were not used.

BloodMoon Trick

Looking back, we have the Bloodmoon Ursaluna deck, a single-prize deck that had a small highlight in the meta in the last format, having reached the top 128 in 4 regionals. In this matchup, we have a situation where you are winning a game against a Crustle deck, which, as a last resort, has made Crustle active. However, in this situation, there is a way to end this game in one turn; the abilities of Fezandipiti and Lunatone were not used.

BloodMoon Trick

Looking back, we have the Bloodmoon Ursaluna deck, a single-prize deck that had a small highlight in the meta in the last format, having reached the top 128 in 4 regionals, using Solrock and Lunatone for consistency, Ursaluna as the main attacker, and Calamitous Snowy Mountain as a way to spread counters. In this matchup, we have a situation where you are winning a game against a Crustle deck, which, as a last resort, has made Crustle active. However, in this situation, there is a way to end t

BloodMoon Trick

Looking back, we have the Bloodmoon Ursaluna deck, a single-prize deck that had a small highlight in the meta in the last format, having reached the top 128 in 4 regionals, using Solrock and Lunatone for consistency, Ursaluna as the main attacker, and Calamitous Snowy Mountain as a way to spread counters. In this matchup, we have a situation where you are winning a game against a Crustle deck, which, as a last resort, has made Crustle active. However, in this situation, there is a way to end thi

BloodMoon Trick

Looking back, we have the Bloodmoon Ursaluna deck, a single-prize deck that had a small highlight in the meta in the last format, having reached the top 128 in 4 regionals, using Solrock and Lunatone for consistency, Ursaluna as the main attacker, and Calamitous Snowy Mountain as a way to spread counters. In this matchup, we have a situation where you are winning a game against a Crustle deck, which, as a last resort, has made Crustle active. However, in this situation, there is a way to end t

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