As for the two big decks, I guess you could ban Emrakul, the Promised End from GB Delirium, but I'm not even sure how much that would matter
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Lunala 218 Staryu Water 50 Smack (20) Solgaleo 219 Starmie Water 90 Wave Splash (40) Solgaleo 220 Gastly Psychic 50 Astonish Flip a coin
Both care about enchantments that enter the battlefield with the whole enchantress archetype that supports it, then you toss in rooms that span the five colors of the wheel and rarity spectrum and you get eerie as an incredible addition from Duskmourn: House of Horror
Position matters in Pokemon TCG numbering, the highest-numbered card is traditionally reserved for the rarest chase
This is insanely powerful in tempo decks and is far more castable than either of the other free counterspells weve looked at
