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*Ability Ban can be used in combo decks to shut down [[Adora, High Priestess (BCS)|Adora]] in the late game. This is particularly handy when going against Adora and your deck heavily involves OTK strategies. | *Ability Ban can be used in combo decks to shut down [[Adora, High Priestess (BCS)|Adora]] in the late game. This is particularly handy when going against Adora and your deck heavily involves OTK strategies. | ||
**Despite primarily being a hard counter to Adora, Ability Ban can be used to slow down other Heroes, such as [[Gwendolin (BCS)|Gwendolin]]'s Flame Strike or [[Zee Jay (BCS)|Zee Jay]]'s Rad Bloon Time. | |||
*Players can combine with multiple [[Quick Ready]] on the same turn as an Ability Ban to prevent the opponent from defending against rushes, especially against Adora's Sun Shield. | *Players can combine with multiple [[Quick Ready]] on the same turn as an Ability Ban to prevent the opponent from defending against rushes, especially against Adora's Sun Shield. | ||
*You can use Ability | *You can use Ability Ban to force players to use strong power cards like [[Super Monkey Storm (BCS)|Super Monkey Storm]], or [[Spike Storm!]]. | ||
*There's often not much point to equipping more than one Ability Ban in a deck, as its main strength is in conjunction with a finisher, and the card has too many downsides elsewhere. | *There's often not much point to equipping more than one Ability Ban in a deck, as its main strength is in conjunction with a finisher, and the card has too many downsides elsewhere. | ||