If I were to use Klang in a deck, I would use a 3-2-1 line of Klink, Klang, and Klinklang
It probably means these cards wont be as expensive, but that could also lead to: People sell the cards because they know they are going to be banned Others can get playsets cheaper so the decks get played anyway Still, it does mean Bandai are at least listening to concerns and arent afraid to ban cards that make gameplay less fun
Overall it was a disapointing night
Evening the playing field is vital to success and winning the game
Anytime an opponent casts a spell with mana value equal to the number you pick, or they cast a creature with either power or toughness equal to the number you picked, that player loses two life and you get to draw a card
They are acid-free, non-reactive, and clear to view the card inside easily