Its a drawing of someone else with the name Aragorn stapled to it
In fact, that is true, and even before luck factors are involved, it is difficult to secure a win rate using "only" the strategies mentioned above because, aside from supplementing the attacker's damage, these are all just sub-plans for this build

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5 Watch Out For EX Cards EX Pokmon Are Powerful, But Risky EX Pokmon are the most powerful in the game as shown in spragels Pocket's YouTube video above, making them incredibly tempting to use as they deal large amounts of damage while also being incredibly tanky
Besides, a dragon that gives +1/+1 to other dragons would probably see play in dragon decks as is