If youre playing with three opponents, Lucas presents a huge tactical advantage, goading a target creature into attacking another player next turn
I had previously some success in private games with Shrine-Zubera decks, so only a five-coloured deck comes into question
Applying these quick lessons to the subjects at hand, Imperial Seal and Vampiric Tutor inherently trade themselves for nothing up front, which isnt going to look good from a card advantage perspective, especially if you dont have enough time to draw the card they tutor
While there is an English variant of this promo card, it doesn't have the same value as its Japanese counterpart
Cards that have additional costs like Collective Effort also work
All of these cards are much more interesting than Pot of Greed, making the player either tailor their deck structure around the Pot or adding a much-needed element of risk to playing the card