This deck is one of the stronger ones in this article
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The reason for that is that damage and damage effects are separate things
In the example of the Jund lands-matter deck, I dont precisely remember if some of the misconception on how strong the theme was originated from Gavins article on the design of the product or an early listing of the deck and its promotion text on the back of the box: Lord Windgrace saw his entire world devastated by the detonation of a magical device, instilling in him a hatred of artifacts
Its Poke-Power is called Form Change and it basically says that once per turn before your attack you can search your deck for another Deoxys and switch it with this card, so if you have a better Deoxys you want to use, a different forme you use that card, all energy cards and damage stay on the new Pokemon you put in
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