Our intent with this ban is to preserve the existence of the deck but de-power it to make it more of an opt-in experience rather than something that players are going to play week in and week out
Activate it during your own Main Phase and you can also destroy all of your opponent's Spells and Traps
Being able to forceably swap out your opponent's active Pokemon means you can pull someone back into the proverbial ring who's low on health and blast them to smithereens, or protect yourself from a terribly mighty upcoming strike, and so forth
TCGIndex doesn't give financial advice, but here's the data worth knowing: it sits around $0.81, up +0.0% over the last 30 days, with medium volatility
Today, Goblin tribal decks tend to be casual but fun decks that go wide with lots of expendable but aggressive red creatures, and these little raiders need the right spells to make them truly shine in the mayhem of combat
they were the cards you forked out for because of optimization, not because it felt incredible to own them on their own