We are also conducting a broader investigation to ensure no similar issues exist elsewhere in the game, TPC said in a statement posted to X
Alcremie #TG8Ultra Rare $4.13 Eevee #TG11Ultra Rare $21.15 Single Strike Urshifu V #TG18Ultra Rare $6.04 Acerola's Premonition #TG24Ultra Rare $7.44 Umbreon V #TG22Ultra Rare $74.92 Jolteon #TG4Ultra Rare $21.47 Sylveon V #TG14Ultra Rare $79.31 Zekrom #TG5Ultra Rare $16.53 Single Strike Urshifu VMAX #TG19Ultra Rare $10.22 Vaporeon #TG2Ultra Rare $23.36 Dark Houndoom #7Holo Rare $246.69 Dark Houndoom - 005/109 #5Holo Rare $93.37 Dark Houndoom - 037/109 #37Uncommon $20.77 Dark Houndoom - 37/109 (Prerelease) #37Promo $299.95 Houndoom #8Holo Rare $336.66 Houndoom #34Uncommon $11.38 Houndoom #7Holo Rare $66.13 Houndoom #18Rare $5.60 Houndoom #57Uncommon $2.81 Houndoom #5Holo Rare $16.93
This addresses that problem beautifully
Usually, a control win condition is a powerful but expensive creature or a powerful spell or spell combination that instantly wins them the game
After listening to a wave of community feedback, Wizards has promised to create functional reprints of these cards, and to think very carefully about doing such tie-ins again
Ive said before that board wipes need to be asymmetrical or cheap to be playable, but the fact of the matter is that this is only asymmetrical if you can untap and follow it up