Its a tough addition to a trainers deck that rewards careful timing and matchup knowledge, especially against Stage 2-heavy builds or archetypes that rely on multi-turn setups
Earthshaker Khenra and Robbert of the Rich seem worse than the options already available
incredibly volatile compared to something like Magic
However, I think this result will be an anomaly for a while
The archetype was slow and outdated for the time, with few ways to Special Summon monsters ("Toon Page-Flip" being random, "Red-Eyes Toon Dragon" and "Dark Magician" being difficult to get on field), and no real payoff or way to disrupt the opponent
While this is a slightly early copy of, admittedly, the sets best Praetor, this price nevertheless seems almost insane