Compare that to Base Set, where the most powerful attackers werent ever 1HKO-ing each other, and many struggled to even 2HKO, which made games significantly slower to the point where deck-out was a common win-condition
Much like the top-end powerful cards from The First Chapter starter decks, there is only one copy of The Queen, Commanding Presence, and Christopher Robin, Adventurer in the Amber/Sapphire Rise of the Floodborn Starter deck
I'll be looking at cards that are good for casual formats like Commander, multiplayer, and more
It has a wide variety of effects depending on what you need given the gamestate
There are a lot of interactions in Yu-Gi-Oh where youll have to specifically say a cards name to target it, and this guy just makes that so much more funny
Depending on the rules enforcement, this could be grounds for a game loss