Thats a good example of wanting immersion at the gameplay level, and how the best intentions could crash and burn
Agatha of the Vile Cauldron's first ability affects only abilities of creatures you control on the battlefield
Maybe now, I would wait for lower conditioned raw cards or just keep the graded card for future trades to lower condition (if I am desperate to buy the graded card)
But among all the cards that have been dreamed up and inspired by Frozen, which ones should absolutely be featured in your deck
The Initial score is 50 and it is modified by the following means: Number of turns: +12 for 04 +8 for 58 +0 for 9-28 8 for 2932 12 for 33+ Effective attacks : +4 for 01 +2 for 23 +0 for 49 2 for 1019 4 for 20+ Defensive wins : +0 for 01 10 for 25 20 for 69 30 for 1014 40 for 15+ Face-down plays: +0 for 0 2 for 110 4 for 1120 6 for 2130 8 for 31+ Initiate Fusion: +4 for 0 +0 for 14 4 for 59 8 for 1014 12 for 15+ Equip Magic: +4 for 0 +0 for 14 4 for 59 8 for 1014 12 for 15+ Pure Magic: +2 for 0 4 for 13 8 for 46 12 for 79 16 for 10+ Trigger Trap: +2 for 0 8 for 12 16 for 34 24 for 56 32 for 7+ Cards used: +15 for 08 +12 for 912 +0 for 1332 5 for 3336 7 for 37+ Remaining LP: 7 for 0 to 99 5 for 100 to 999 +0 for 1000 to 6999 +4 to 7000 to 7999 +6 for 8000 Destroying opposing Attack Position monsters and dealing damage Having a Defense Position monster survive an opponent's attack The lowest possible theoretical score is 140, and the highest is +139
Considering many Faeries are exceptionally weak, with only one toughness, its clear why this is needed
