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***Any +150 or more shield (10+ Gold) may suggest a control opponent, or a midrange combo deck if suspecting [[Double Trouble]]. | ***Any +150 or more shield (10+ Gold) may suggest a control opponent, or a midrange combo deck if suspecting [[Double Trouble]]. | ||
***An opponent with +45 shield (3 Gold) could potentially suggest picking another Nature's Clarity. | ***An opponent with +45 shield (3 Gold) could potentially suggest picking another Nature's Clarity. | ||
***+30 shield (2 Gold) could suggest [[The Eternal]], as this is the only non-Hero card of this cost that stands out in non-aggro decks. It could also represent [[Bloon Melter]], which is commonly run alongside the Eternal. | |||
**At best, Nature's Clarity grants +270 shield. The card with the highest Gold cost is the [[Sun Temple (BCS)|Sun Temple]], at 18 Gold. | **At best, Nature's Clarity grants +270 shield. The card with the highest Gold cost is the [[Sun Temple (BCS)|Sun Temple]], at 18 Gold. | ||
*This card is best on control decks, because exchanging large shield for cheap cards is not worth it over choosing an aggro-friendly hero such as [[Quincy (BCS)|Quincy]]. | *This card is best on control decks, because exchanging large shield for cheap cards is not worth it over choosing an aggro-friendly hero such as [[Quincy (BCS)|Quincy]]. | ||