Its honestly a blue players dream: plenty of counterspells, lots of card draw per turn cycle As the pace-setter, everybody immediately looks to you for permission whenever trying to cast something big
Its a fun little package unlike other spellslinger commanders, plus it gets to interact with reds many discard synergies
So when returning one of our Characters, we usually aim to return a low-cost Character that can be easily replayed, a Character we benefit from replaying with its effect, or a Character we can use as a Counter
Hops Zacian ex shows the massive, sword-wielding legendary Pokemon meeting eyes with Hop as they travel through the woods
It stands out against the usual art style and is particularly likely to appear to retro RPG players since it feels like a place you'd explore back in the day
If anything, Urabrask is probably being undervalued right now, because its not a slot-in for any one specific deck like Vorinclex was for decks that care about counters