Still, its a clean card advantage tool that actually got a bump in power after its initial printing due to the sheer amount of Treasure support thats been added to the game
The one shortcoming, like many cards that force opponents to sacrifice creatures, is in how they get to make the choice what to sacrifice
Instead, it only gains flying when you lose life during the turn (and gains vigilance too)
I like user Gentleman_Jaggis idea of defense battles have to be defended by their caster until they reach a certain condition, and war battles which have more universal effects and somehow end up throwing all players into the conflict
The main set list contains 131 cards, of which 55% are reprints from the past year
8, 2026 If a Tamer is also treated as a Digimon using an "is also treated as a Digimon with X000 DP" effect and it activates an effect, is it treated as both a Digimon effect and a Tamer effect