As some of you may've already seen, Japan's newest set The Advent of Arceus brings into play Arceus, the 'God' Pokemon and also introduces (or kind of REintroduces) the ability to use as many of one card (Arceus) as you'd like in your deck. This mold breaking game factor (The Arceus Rule) is obviously hinting to how well the different forms of Arceus will work together, thus forming what will probably be an Arceus Archtype (which I'm not all that looking forward to ._.)
But back on topic. Of all the pokemon out there that deserve a ruling like this, how come Eevee has never gotten a privilege like this? With so many evolutionary lines, and so many of those working well together (like teching in Espeon or Umbreon from MD) it would only seem appropriate to give the little guy some kind of advantage. The 4 card limit on Eevee makes it annoying to have to run an Eeveelution deck and I just thought it'd make more sense and be quite refreshing to see some sort of 'Eevee Rule' if you would.
With Arceus getting a ruling like this, do you think it's possible to see more pokemon like Eevee receiving this kind of treatment?
(Just a small discussion is all)
But back on topic. Of all the pokemon out there that deserve a ruling like this, how come Eevee has never gotten a privilege like this? With so many evolutionary lines, and so many of those working well together (like teching in Espeon or Umbreon from MD) it would only seem appropriate to give the little guy some kind of advantage. The 4 card limit on Eevee makes it annoying to have to run an Eeveelution deck and I just thought it'd make more sense and be quite refreshing to see some sort of 'Eevee Rule' if you would.
With Arceus getting a ruling like this, do you think it's possible to see more pokemon like Eevee receiving this kind of treatment?
(Just a small discussion is all)