Because theyre so efficient and go to the battlefield, you can sacrifice them over and over to your payoffs
I know this comment is 3+ years old now, but the description in the 1.2 version makes me think the Gengar thing IS intentional -- but yeah, it could be more clear
Rarity and Pull Rates Japanese booster boxes typically: Contain fewer packs Guarantee certain hits per box Offer more predictable pull ratios Possibility of pulling a "God Pack" with Japanese High Class Packs exclusive to Japan English booster boxes: Contain more packs Have less guaranteed structure Can feel more volatile Some collectors prefer the calculated rhythm of Japanese boxes
Example: Your opponent goes first, draws a card, attaches energy to one of their Pokmon and passes
Dragon of Mount Gulg is a flying 6/5 Elder Dragon Creature, and whenever it deals combat damage to a player, youll need to roll a D20, then create that number of Treasure Tokens
Of these, 44 are permanents on both sides, and could therefore benefit from this rules change