Beyond these additions to Esper Midrange, various other cards for disparate archetypes stand out as well
A few of these cards would be "Dark Hole," "Raigeki," "Harpie's Feather Duster," "Pot of Greed," "Solemn Judgement," "Mirror Force," and more
All the play patterns we're describing are true across colors, but broadening the use of an effect always runs the risk of undermining the color pie: making colors play out too similarly and causing them to lose their distinct identities
In Two-Headed Giant you may target an attacking creature controlled by your teammate
If your opponent only has one or two powerful Monsters to choose from, theyll be forced to give you one of their key cards
While TCG Mid has been floating at around $1,200 for more than a week now, if you actually look on TCGplayer , you'll find a bunch of heavily played copies in the $650 range and moderately played copies at around $800