The game won the "Best Fantasy or Science Fiction Boardgame of 1987" award in the Origins Awards, [2] becoming the first Lovecraft themed board game to achieve significant popularity
For winning, we get This is normally a Ritual Summon monster, this bastard is what knocked me out of the second tournament I ever played in (also the last one I played in because the guys running it were dumbasses and let the person I was playing blatently cheat by playing a monster in face-up defense mode and using its effect to get the ritual summon card for Masked Beast out of his deck...no I'm not still bitter...)
Once per turn, during the End Phase: Special Summon as many "Torment Tokens" (Fiend/DARK/Level 3/ATK 1000/DEF 1000) as possible to the turn player's field in Defense Position, up to the number of monsters Tributed this turn while this card was face-up
Each booster bundle contains 6 booster packs, each of which can contain the following cards: 1 Rare card This can be a regular Rare, a Holo, a V-card, or even a Secret Rare
Creating angel tokens as a reward for lifegain is hardly unique, but lifelink makes this white creature a payoff and enabler in lifegain decks
Konami released a wide swath of different Thunder Dragon cards, making this archetype not only viable, but powerful as well
