That said, Wizards has nailed it just in terms of the feel it gives off being very much in line with Fallout
Nidoqueen's Stats: Type: Darkness Stage: Stage 2 Generation: Gen 1 HP: 140 Retreat Cost: 2 Colorless Energy Attacks: Lovestrike deals a minimum of 80 damage and costs 2 Darkness Energy and 1 Colorless Energy Special Effect: This attack does 50 more damage for each of your Benched Nidoking 80 damage on its own isn't horrible, but there are plenty of Stage 1 Pokmon that can hit that potential or Stage 2 Pokmon that can deal even higher damage, like Charizard
These LP effects range from adding the archetype's Monster, Spell, and Trap Cards to the hand, to being able to Fusion Summon or Synchro Summon
It doesn't matter that it's impossible to build competitive decks if you just started playing, because the only reward is more cards
A professionally printed, case-protected custom trainer card for under $18, shipped to your door in under a week that's the Snapshot value proposition in one sentence