With an 8 strength swing, Who Is the Fairest can either be used to banish a high strength card with a throwaway card or clear out a pesky character card without suffering any damage
I think when people thing about the market in a bubble they jump to Moonbreon, Battle Lilly, Alolan Friends, etc and the other waifu cards but to me those are hype cards and useless to the discussion of the overall market
Its generally best to cast it on your turn, but the flexibility of playing it on your opponents turn is nice, and youll have plenty of options to discard since you see four new cards for 4 mana
For example, I can't combine Avatar of Woe in this kind of milling deck, because I can't be sure that the opponent will have more than ten creatures in his deck
It was first introduced in the Sinnoh region, with its presence being a testament to the region's cold climate and connection to historical Pokmon lore
You won't find a binder large enough to house all 1,025 critters in this range, but it is the most secure I've used so far (sorry, Ultra Pro)