Seeing your opponent's hand is also important information, especially when you use this card in an aggro deck that otherwise has very few options of this kind to know what you're swinging in to
Its an impressive power boost but, at only five mana, youd best believe theres a drawback
First you need the enemy knight Lezales to spawn with the Pisces sign (so he has worst compatibility with Gafgarion), Item for his secondary skillset, and the ability to use Potions unlocked, and then you need to be able to kill everyone else but Gafgarion and Lezales (which itself requires a ton of luck to do before Lezales dies, especially with killing Agrias)
Then came the big question: was this card simply a one-time joke or did it have any play value (see last week's column Un and Games)
Once the location has been challenged and banished, characters essentially fall out of the location back into the main play area
Plus, keeping one mana up as a Blue player is a completely natural thing to do, and just the threat of this card will have your opponents reconsidering their life choices
