Yes, he is a powerful card advantage engine thanks to the tokens and card draw or discard, but it turns out an army of menacing Daleks with afflict 3 can end a game pretty quickly, so if you want to speed up your game nights, give Davros a try

Aang, Swift Savior Aang, Swift Savior | Illustration by Tetsuko Commander (1) Creature (15) Ademi of the Silkchutes Mockingbird Momo, Friendly Flier Nurturing Pixie Spyglass Siren Wan Shi Tong, Librarian Fear of Isolation Malcolm, Alluring Scoundrel Aven Interrupter Tishana's Tidebinder Beza, the Bounding Spring Enduring Curiosity Twining Twins Quantum Riddler Horned Loch-Whale Sorcery (3) Instant (12) Getaway Glamer Magic Damper Phantom Interference Spell Pierce Three Steps Ahead Parting Gust No More Lies Consult the Star Charts Disdainful Stroke Essence Scatter Negate This Town Ain't Big Enough Enchantment (3) Seam Rip Airbender Ascension Aang's Iceberg Land (26) Abandoned Air Temple Cavern of Souls Command Tower Demolition Field Fabled Passage Floodfarm Verge Fountainport Island x9 Meticulous Archive Multiversal Passage Plains x6 Restless Anchorage Temple of Enlightenment One of the standout commanders from the new Avatar: The Last Airbender set, Aang, Swift Savior is incredibly good at locking down the battlefield

Mik10 didn't specify if this deck is better at going first or second at the start of the duel
Furthermore, the monster type also has an XYZ monster that is integral to its success, as Infernal Flame Banshee is an amazing piece of generic support
Like the Euro lands, the APAC (Asia-Pacific) lands had art inspired by areas in the real world in the region they were available in