Sacrifice after III.) I, II For each player, exile up to one target non-Saga, nonland permanent that player controls until this Saga leaves the battlefield
But this was a convention of the series biggest fans, those who love the game and everything that goes into it
On the other hand, control decks merely need to avoid falling so far behind in tempo that they lose the game because of it
Pokmon (21) 3Lugia VSTAR SIT 139 3Lugia V SIT 138 4Archeops SIT 147 1Cinccino TEF 137 1Minccino TEF 136 1Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex TWM 141 1Squawkabilly ex PAF 75 1Wyrdeer V ASR 134 2Lumineon V BRS 40 1Fezandipiti ex SFA 38 1Wellspring Mask Ogerpon ex TWM 64 1Iron Hands ex PAR 70 1Raikou V BRS 48 Trainer (23) 4Boss's Orders PAL 172 3Professor's Research PAF 87 2Iono PAF 80 1Jacq SVI 175 4Ultra Ball PAF 91 4Capturing Aroma SIT 153 2Nest Ball PAF 84 1Earthen Vessel PAR 163 2Mesagoza SVI 178 Energy (16) 4Gift Energy LOR 171 4Jet Energy PAL 190 4Double Turbo Energy BRS 151 1Mist Energy TEF 161 1V Guard Energy SIT 169 1Lightning Energy SVE 12 1Legacy Energy TWM 167 When it comes to the decks that I bring everywhere, like on all of my trips around the world to various Pokmon TCG major events, I always try to match their main type with a Sidewinder 80+

Its lack of widespread use at this time can likely be attributed to the wide array of other discard outlets making the minimum hand limit difficult to reach consistently as well as large numbers of monsters not being as common in Hand Control decks as they were in Beatdown decks
its also the first time a Salamence card has been printed in more than three years