Theres a cycle of Talents in set boosters, and while all of them are cool (and potential nods to Oathbreaker becoming an official format), its Rowans Talent that strikes me as the one to watch
While controlling another player, you can see all cards in the game that player can see
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[352] On 27 February 2026, the franchises 30th anniversary, Pokmon Winds and Waves were announced in a Pokmon Presents live stream as the first Generation X games
That alone wouldn't be enough, but the boost the transformed Equipment provides makes it worth a try in my eyes
You add a single age counter to any cards you control with cumulative upkeep every turn
