Monster = 21 [1] Gorz [1] Dark Armed Dragon [1] Black Luster Soldier [2] Chaos Sorcerer [2] Quickdraw Synchron [2] Junk Synchron [2] Doppel Warrior [2] Effect Veiler [1] Dandylion [1] Growup Bulb [1] Spore [1] Level Eater [1] Card Trooper [2] Lightsworn Hunter Ryko [1] Sangan Spell = 14 [1] Monster Reborn [1] Dark Hole [1] Heavy Storm [1] Pot of Avarice [1] Foolish Burial [1] Allure of Darkness [1] One for One [1] Reinforcement of the Army [1] Charge of the Light Brigade [2] MST [3] Tuning Trap = 5 [1] Mirror Force [1] Torrential Tribute [1] Trap Dustshoot [2] Call of the Haunted ==================================== Basically going the same style as Quickdraw Quasar but running more boss monsters than ever
I think this was a good choice because it could be used in a trainer and also as food for Garchomp C LV
Escalating twice results in a +1/+1 counter on all of your creatures, removal for a large creature, and what you came here for: an unconditional way to destroy an enchantment
Most Used Format Non-Meta Decks Public Decks 1,106 Tournament Decks 1 Top: TCG Total Copies 2,262 Avg Copies / Deck 2.05 Main Deck 96.4% 2,180 copies in 1,062 decks Extra Deck 0% 0 copies in 0 decks Side Deck 3.6% 82 copies in 60 decks Similar Cards Cards with related names, effects, or gameplay patterns
The Moonbreon from Evolving Skies is of course an example of this, but it is hardly the first Umbreon to gain significant premiums