It isnt a brainless damage machine, you have to plan around when to drop it and when to hit with it, but thats part of what makes pulling and playing it so satisfying
Jack remembering Carly, refused, and his Life Points were lowered to 1
it gains this effect while face-up on the field: *Once per turn, during your opponent's Standby Phase: Inflict 200 damage to your opponent for each face-down card they control
Even so, Gong's defense managed to withstand all of the attacks of "Rune-Eyes" and allowed him to set himself up for a win on the next turn
If it is face-up, negate it's effects and banish it
II You may exchange control of two target nonbasic, noncreature permanents that share a card type