its a way to kill opponents by spending minimal resources, and a way to have opponents use their own resources to avoid dying
Nightmare Shepherd Nightmare Shepherd shines in decks with lots of good ETB creatures, so you can make copies of them and profit twice
In the modern game of Yu-Gi-Oh!, so many combos rely on one card, so getting rid of that before they can use it is what makes Appointed Of The Red Lotus so good
With no in-game hints or links to clarify the process, you may be sitting on some codes that you have no way to redeem
PlayStation potential: When the game was in development, it was originally going to be released on the original PlayStation with the title Lufia III: Ruins Chaser
Brian Snoddys work usually owns, so maybe he knew beforehand what card he was making the artwork for