By the time Ratadrabik is fully in play, your board becomes a living nightmare, a gallery of grotesque creations that overwhelm your opponents with a macabre inevitability
Between Darkrai VSTAR, Hisuian Samurott VSTAR and a handful of other cards, darkness decks are undeniably powerful with the new set
The reason I say this works well with Tri-Poison is that one of the ways to remove poison from an active Pokemon is to retreat it but if you use Tri-Poison and flip a heads you are able to poison the defending Pokemon give it an additional 30 hp damage, then use Sniping Tail and do another 40 damage and 40 damage to another benched Pokemon and then force your opponent to stay in and face you, so if you get lucky enough to poison the active Pokemon and have enough energy to use Drapion's move you can basically knock out every Pokemon there is as long as your opponent doesn't have any supporters/trainers that remove poison and Drapion Lv
Nonetheless, Ragavan remains one of MTGs most powerful creatures ever printed, and one that can run away with the game if left unchecked
to have the rarest card revealed last, simply open the pack and browse through it the way it is