It's a staple in black decks, since it can hit both creatures and enchantments, giving it a versatility that no other removal spell has
The Illustration Rares cost between 480 yen to 680 yen ($3 to $5), except for the following: Victini: 2,480 yen ($17) Zoroark: 1,780 yen ($12) Zorua: 1,580 yen ($11) Seismitoad: 1,480 yen ($10) Tepig: 1,180 yen ($8) Samurott: 1,180 yen ($8) Snivy: 980 yen ($7) Frillish: 980 yen ($7) Volcarona: 780 yen ($5) Emolga: 780 yen ($5) Eelektrik: 780 yen ($5) Duosion: 780 yen ($5) Minccino: 780 yen ($5) Emboar: 780 yen ($5) Joltik: 780 yen ($5) Victini and Chandelure are not playable cards, suggesting they are simply popular Pokemon
As an example: Nick and Sara are playing
Meanwhile, Tainted Indulgence and Thirst for Discovery each draw at least two cards at instant speed, so all by themselves, they can trigger all of our payoffs during our turn or at instant speed during our opponent's turn
The last batch of Artifact monsters is those whom I like to refer to as the enabler Artifacts, the monsters that enable all of your key plays
For Azurite Sea, every enchanted card follows the treasure map theme, with sepia colours and sketchy art styles that really stick out
