It counters spells, it bounces things back to hand, and it loves to play in a reactionary way
Ashiok is a frequent sideboard inclusion in Modern and Pioneer because it is more resilient than creature-based alternatives like Opposition Agent
A similar event is being held on the same day in Japan, so we have a sneaky feeling a card might also be revealed there
Combine it with all sorts of other token-pump spells, and youll be taking the game in no time
I kept my cool in the shop and pulled out my phone, checking TCGplayer to see just how much of a market my buddy at the LGS was charging me
Gardevoir ex definitely derives a lot of its strength from its family: Kirlia SIT has the fantastic Refinement Ability that makes it a draw engine on par with Zoroark-GX, and you have the option to run a Kirlia CRE to use Mirage Step if you couldnt play a bunch of Ralts on your first turn