Although this does make Dialga more useful as a supporter rather than an attacker, its ability to be utilized well in competitive decks cannot be denied
What sets Darkstar Augur apart is the fact that it flies, and for four mana total, creates two of that same card draw effect thanks to offspring, pressuring players to find two removal spells or a sweeper rather than the usual one-for-one trade a Dark Confidant might elicit
The first of which is its depiction of torture, with a person wearing a metal mask that is locked onto their face, while theyre being electrocuted, while wearing few or little clothes
Wild was the most popular alignment in the room, but even among the Wild decks there was surprising diversity
Given how few people were able to obtain this card, it is likely to make infrequent appearances on the sales charts, which leaves supply and demand as the major factor in deciding its future