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Duskmantle Seer is a 4/4 Vampire Seer which costs two generic, one Blue, and one Black mana to cast
This basic Pokmon has a whopping 120 HP, making it an ideal choice to start in the Active Spot
Even more so, the decks don't even run the Psychic energies it requires, so, from the moment the game starts, the pilot knows it won't ever even be in the position to attack
Blue mana gives cards, black makes opponents discard, and red gives the serpent +1/+0 and haste
What this deck really shines at is resilience and value generation