This change was needed due to a tax increase from 3% to 5% in Japan which went into effect April 1, 1997
Yu-Gi-Oh is full of some ridiculously powerful trap cards
In any case, Game Goblins also states that buyers grade your cards and print a sheet detailing each individual card offer and total value, so you can review all the details before accepting a sale
The activated ability is a bit pricey but doesn't cost a card and acts like a mini-Mind Rot and Divination rolled into one
Its dark, ancient Egypt aesthetic and strategic trap-heavy cards made it a unique shift in gameplay and collecting
This does show the level of detail and hard thinking Konami have gone through to make each playable character a different experience from the next, so I must commend them for their effort, however for me it has come at the cost of perhaps a more personal control of things