One final honourable mention goes to Hitmonlee, whose one-energy attack does 30 damage to a Pokemon on your opponent's bench
And speaking of difficulty, they actually managed to make a cute Koffing
This means your Magic: The Gathering collection won't lose value and you'll always have your cards neatly organized and ready to hand, which is not only useful for trading, but also saves a lot of time (and nerves) when building decks
The archetype from a design perspective is full of magical librarians (the regular effect monsters) who summon the characters from their books (the ritual monsters.) The deck so far is lower powered than other ritual archetypes like Nekroz and Drytron, but there are more Libromancers on their way in the "Dimension Force" set that could make the archetype truly flourish
Bant (green/white/blue) is the best color for drawing cards, and Deep Clue Sea takes advantage of the various support cards released over the years
Both formats still feel undervalued for a set that combines nostalgia, artistic excellence, and genuine uniqueness in card design