In modern times, the book of moons is unlimited, and it feels like it's outdated, but the part that can be used as back defense every turn is unique

Decklist Deck 8 Forest (FIN) 306 8 Island (FIN) 297 1 Capital City (FIN) 274 3 Guadosalam, Farplane Gateway (FIN) 281 2 Crossroads Village (FIN) 276 2 Terramorphic Expanse (J25) 156 3 Bushwhack (FDN) 215 1 The Earth Crystal (FIN) 184 1 Travel the Overworld (FIN) 82 2 Traveling Chocobo (FIN) 210 2 Prishe's Wanderings (FIN) 193 1 Reach the Horizon (FIN) 195 2 Bristly Bill, Spine Sower (OTJ) 157 3 Sazh's Chocobo (FIN) 200 2 Ride the Shoopuf (FIN) 197 2 Sidequest: Raise a Chocobo (FIN) 201 1 Bartz and Boko (FIN) 175 2 Mossborn Hydra (FDN) 107 3 Chocobo Kick (FIN) 178 2 You're Not Alone (FIN) 44 2 Choco, Seeker of Paradise (FIN) 215 2 Summon: Fenrir (FIN) 203 2 Gysahl Greens (FIN) 190 1 Sazh Katzroy (FIN) 199 2 Ambrosia Whiteheart (FIN) 6 This is the most fun I've had with a card game in a long time so much so that I jumped into MTG Arena's ranked mode and found enough success to place in high gold for the season

One DCE nets you a 20 damage attack that hits for a number of times equal to the number of Energy attached to both active Pokmon (so at least 40 ), while Tapu Cure-GX is a good panic button
Remember, the decoded pattern is only for Xerox printers
In addition to being basically a Fusion-Equip-Spell Card, the card also has a die roll effect where when the Monster it's equipped to battles another, you roll a 6-sided die and your opponent's Monster will be banished for that many of your opponent's turns until the first Standby Phase after the last turn of the effect
It is also hard to compare scans from grading companies