Graveyards can be a very important resource for decks that run these cards, and RIP does well to take that away
Source: MTGStocks I'd be a bit careful with the current prices, though: At the moment of writing, you can find a couple of near-mint copies listed at around $6 or so
If your deck is so lean that it doesnt have counterspells or phasing to deal with a wrath, or youre that averse to getting your engine wiped clean, then you probably need to reconsider your approach to a multiplayer, interactive game, where tools are useful and the best and most interesting games are ones with peaks and troughs, power struggles, and rising from the ashes
As a tutor, paying for your first dragon in the graveyard is rough, but its also repeatable
The card features a full-art illustration of Pikachu in its Gigantamax form, enormous and crackling with electric energy, dominating the entire card surface with a presence that few modern cards can match
Funnily enough, this also picks up -1/-1 counters, finality counters, stun counters, or any other detrimental counters that end up on your creatures
