He costs five ink, so youll need to build your ink a little before getting him out - but when you do, any opponent is going to sigh
You'll do much better spending your money on the upcoming 'Shining Fates' expansion.
Cardmarket uses a different sequence that includes Mint, Near Mint, Excellent, Good, Light Played, Played and Poor
His willpower is four, so it takes a decently strong character to bring him down in one go - and ever if they do, you still get a free card out of it
For example, players could build a multi-colored deck (while its not really recommended, it could work if there are only two types), allowing players to switch Pokmon if a weakness becomes present
I have a nice mix of fun Legendary creatures in my stack, and so its typically pretty interesting to see which ones get flipped up before the game and how they play with the stack