While You Have Forgotten Me is good in one-on-one matches, its four-ink cost becomes ever better value when playing against multiple people in multiplayer formats, with its power affecting every opponent - meaning you can frustrate all of your rivals for exactly the same price
Its got a win-more feel to it, but the cost reduction is a welcome addition to dragon decks, which usually have very high curves
While the goal is to take all six, sometimes strategically leaving certain Prize Cards for later can be beneficial
Once per turn, if control of this face-up card with a counter(s) changes: Roll a six-sided die, remove as many counters from this card as possible, up to the result, and if all of this card's counters are removed by this effect, destroy this card, and if you do, take 2000 damage
Currently, the Alt Art edges this one out, but Rainbow Rare Charizards tend to age very well
It also has a special texture found only in the rarest of cards