Released April 10, 2000 ESRB e Developer(s) Hudson Soft Publisher(s) Nintendo Multiplayer Local Multiplayer Franchise Pokemon Platform(s) Nintendo Game Boy Color Genre(s) Digital Card Game, Strategy
This card will disrupt the Twin combo, counter a Scapeshift for 1 mana, and it will protect your own combo(s) against pretty much everything that can potentially disrupt you
The Sprite is one generic mana cheaper, but its status as an uncommon versus a common can explain the mana cost
Any deck thats fiddling around with Food synergies or artifact tokens makes good use of this colorless card, though its sadly around the $15 mark and unlikely to be reprinted basically ever
Furthermore, some Plot spells have a lower Plot cost than their mana cost
The game involves battles between various Pokmon creatures using a combination of strategy and luck