A readable playtest card has: A clear name Mana cost (or at least a big hint) Type line Rules text that isnt a paragraph-shaped blur Power/toughness when relevant Thats it
Its combination of high attack power and robust negation ensures that it not only protects your field from disruption but also pushes for game-ending damage
This has felt particularly the case against Mono-Green Food, a matchup that would normally be quite challenging for a deck like this
EX2-031 R Digimon Lv.4 Alternative Art Guardromon Color Black Cost 5 DP 4000 Digivolve Cost 1 Black 2 from Lv.3 Form Champion Attribute Virus Type Machine Card Text 1 [Effect] Blocker (When an opponent's Digimon attacks, you may suspend this Digimon to force the opponent to attack it instead.) [On Play] 1 of your Digimon gets +3000 DP until the end of your opponent's turn
Instead of just aiming to deck an opponent out, mill payoffs let you turn every lost card into an advantage that pushes you closer to victory
If youre going wide the way white likes to with tons of tokens its been thoroughly outclassed by this point by Intangible Virtue and Inspiring Leader, both of which straight-up provide more value