Now is the perfect time for it, which is why Im taking a closer look at tribal decks this week
The card's appeal is almost entirely driven by Iono's popularity as a character rather than competitive playability or the Pokemon depicted
One reason that people inwardly groan at an Ink-Treader deck (and why it becomes unfun to play) is because there's the obvious thing to do when playing Ink-Treader: use cards that blow up (or bounce) all the creatures
most, though not all, are foil treated, and if they arent, theyll have extended, full or an alternate art illustration, in comparison to the standard version of the card that can be found in Play Boosters
But they couldnt successfully do that for Fable of the Mirror-Breaker, so will there be time for Case of the Crimson Pulse
Since there are 4 players in every game but you can only attack one player at a time, it creates an environment where players are incentivized to form alliances, broker deals for power, and parlay their way into dominance