Fun fact! The “Stained Glass” legendary bird trio card from the Hidden Fates Elite Trainer Box is one of my favorite promo cards of all-time! That being said, whenever I see custom
The slang term for this archetype is “gravebreak”
This card is much more about being quite consistently card neutral while yielding info and choices, it is not about disruption in the way most other targetted discard is
1 Dying Wish
SR cards by contrast are full-art versions of the same artwork already used on the card’s RR or trainer counterpart
Designed for casual fans and general consumers, boosting exposure and interest in the One Piece Card Game
It's something of a self-contained engine, though as a mere 2/2 it'll need help in combat, and its attack trigger requires exiling a specific card type
As far as board wipes go, this one gets to be pretty aggressive and pairs nicely with cards like Bloodletter of Aclazotz that double life loss
Cards like Rest in Peace or Leyline of the Void will shut down your entire strategy faster than you can say “Tomb World.” Since so much of your deck relies on pulling cards from your graveyard, a well-timed piece of graveyard hate can leave you scrambling for options
Is a card ban-worthy if it dies to removal
Firstly, running Max Speed at all is a pretty radical move, and one that would’ve been unthinkable pre-bans
Casting it at its full cost of six mana for a 3/6 might feel bad, but the additional mana could be just what you need to cast your end-game spells
Today, we continue with the Trainer Gallery subset from Sword & Shield – Astral Radiance
