When a Confused Pokmon is made Asleep, for instance, you simply turn it the right direction - now it's clearly shown to be Asleep, but not Confused
Build an ambitious mana base, fill the stack with landfall triggers, and have access to some of the strongest low-cost, assertive cards from across the Multiverse
it can be an entire missed turn if you have nothing to spend your mana on and no attacks you can make
To give it some credit, it's one of the more legible cards in a sea of indiscernible textboxes
It means that the substitute you enlist makes all decisions for the target player during that turn
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