While this card has seen some positive trends, it has bounced around the single digits, climbing as high as eight dollars before settling back in at under seven
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Metagame Breakdown 145 Nekroz (138 Nekroz, 4 Deskbot Nekroz, 2 Atlantean Nekroz, 1 Clownblade Nekroz) 134 HERO (127 HERO, 5 Clownblade HERO, 1 Artifact HERO, 1 Utopia) 82 Atlantean (44 Atlantean, 26 Atlantean Mermail, 6 Genex Atlantean, 3 Artifact Atlantean, 3 Genex Atlantean Mermail) 56 Tellarknight 49 Qliphort 34 Infernoid 30 Clownblade (23 Clownblade, 4 Volcanic Clownblade, 1 Hand Clownblade, 1 Artifact Clownblade, 1 Rekindling Clownblade) 25 Magician (15 Magician, 4 Artifact Magician, 3 Clownblade Magician, 2 HERO Magician, 1 HERO Clownblade Magician) 12 Train (9 Shaddoll Train, 1 Hand Shaddoll Train, 1 Machina Train, 1 Volcanic Train) 7 Shaddoll (4 Shaddoll, 1 Artifact Shaddoll, 1 Clown Blade Shaddoll, 1 Hand Shaddoll) 6 Ritual Beast 5 Yosenju (4 Yosenju, 1 Hand Yosenju) 4 Evilswarm 4 Yang Zing 3 Infernity (1 Infernity, 1 Magician Infernity, 1 Igknight Infernity) 3 Raidraptor 2 Bujin 1 Artifact 1 Artifact Constellar 1 Artifact Volcanic 1 Cyber Dragon 1 Cyber Dragon Batteryman 1 Heraldic Beast 1 Melodious 1 Performapal 1 Six Samurai 1 Volcanic 1 Wind-Up 1 4-Axis Fire Fist Nekroz Nekroz took the lead for another quarter, but just by a narrow margin over HERO
While some Aliens would use A-Counters as a means to Special Summon themselves, others could temporarily take control of the enemy
Anyone who has missed a land drop while behind on board then had their opponent untap and Vindicate one of their lands knows that this isnt universally true, but under most circumstances its pretty safe to say that cards that cost zero, one, or two mana pass the test
