I've seen versions of this deck that play more Gigadrowses and even Exhaustion so that even if you have to give a turn back to your opponent, you'll feel safe knowing that they won't be doing much
Bloodhall Priest Bloodtithe Harvester Bullseye, Death Dealer Captive Audience Carnage Interpreter Chainer, Nightmare Adept Crash, Reckless Endrider Flamewar, Brash Veteran Grave Upheaval Green Goblin, Nemesis Green Goblin, Revenant Igneous Pouncer Jagged Poppet Kivni, Orb Weaver Knife Trick Kroxa, Titan of Death's Hunger Lim-Dl's Paladin Malfegor Merciless Javelineer Monstrous Carabid Moria Scavenger Nu and Sumi, Career Criminals Ob Nixilis, the Adversary Olivia, Mobilized for War Pumpkin Bombardment Rakdos Augermage Rakdos Guildmage Rakdos Headliner Ruzic, Booed but Victorious Scarlet Spider, Kaine Shriek, Treblemaker Skull Rend Terminal Agony The Balrog of Moria The Ruinous Wrecking Crew Ultimate Green Goblin Zoyowa Lava-Tongue
With four players against one (which is technically not how youre supposed to play), I assumed the collective might of the good guys would completely nuke any advantage provided by the Archenemy scheme cards
The white background and glass-like Terastal design became a hallmark of a few Scarlet & Violet Charizard cards, including promo 56 and this Obsidian Flames lookalike, but there's a third version that earns the highest price tag while possessing a noticeably distinct appearance
In second place we have my second-favourite eeveelution in Sylveon ex, at 253
Merciless Javelineer: Discarding a card isn't free, and needs to be put into a deck with care