Card Tips:Hero's Rule 2
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- This card can be searched by "Guiding Ariadne", "Sacred Arch-Airknight Parshath", and other generic searchers.
- This card can be useful in an Infernity deck, to negate cards like "D.D. Crow" or "Crevice Into the Different Dimension".
- Ironically, this card can be actually useful 'against' Infernity decks, since their key cards, such as "Infernity Mirage" and "Infernity Necromancer" can be negated.
- This card can be easily compared with "D.D. Crow", who has a similar effect. While it can be said that it is easier to activate D.D. Crow's effect than this card's, this still have a few advantages over its Monster Counterpart.
- Can negate cards that affect more than one monster in the graveyard (Such as "The Forces of Darkness" and "The Graveyard in the Fourth Dimension").
- Destroys the card, useful when the effect is that of a monster's (Even more so when facing Zombies, so you can get rid of "Zombie Master" and "Il Blud").
- Negates cards that would remove the targets from play ("Soul Release", "Karma Cut"), whereas D.D. Crow would only be helping them.
- Negates cards that would offer advantage to the opponent by recycling their spent cards ("Pot of Avarice", "The Transmigration Prophecy", etc.).
- Can actually negate D.D. Crow itself.
- Keep in mind that this only affects cards that target. It cannot be activated against cards like "Red-Eyes Zombie Dragon", "Gigaplant" or "Goyo Guardian" because they do not target. "D.D. Crow" in this case can be used to narrow down the possible selection the opponent can choose from.
- This card is best in a Counter Fairy deck, which can use it to activate the effects of "Bountiful Artemis" and "Van'Dalgyon the Dark Dragon Lord" (in the dragon's case, all 3 effects have the potential to be activated).
