A fun example is Emet-Selch, a character from FF14 who eventually becomes a key villain
So if you're playing a one-for-one game, where they play a creature, and you make them sacrifice it, eventually you're just going to have numerous copies of Chainer's Edict in the graveyard waiting to do it all again
Sword & Shield series happened to also coincide with a late Pokemon TCG Boom, where product became scarce and prices skyrocketed
Chances are, that drawn card is also one of the 3 card types, and this creates a snowball effect that will leave any white player giggling with glee
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When an opponent's monster declares an attack: Target one face-up monster your opponent controls, except the attacking monster