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** [[Return to Sender]] also works, but it's preferable to save it for removing an enemy Bloon or scaled Monkey instead of using two Monkey removals for one Monkey. | ** [[Return to Sender]] also works, but it's preferable to save it for removing an enemy Bloon or scaled Monkey instead of using two Monkey removals for one Monkey. | ||
** Any Temporary Monkey also works, but the player needs to consume all of its ammo and wait until the following turn for the Temporary Monkey to be removed first. | ** Any Temporary Monkey also works, but the player needs to consume all of its ammo and wait until the following turn for the Temporary Monkey to be removed first. | ||
** Monkeys that were Doomed also work, but can only be done at least the turn after applying the Doomed status. | |||
*Expert Negotiator is an expensive power. If the opponent is currently playing aggressively,<!--sorta thinking midrange but deciding to switch to the aggro side when the opportunity opens--> stealing a Monkey that lacks defense or ammo on the current turn is unwise. Likewise, Expert Negotiator is virtually useless against aggro because most aggro decks have few or no Monkeys. | *Expert Negotiator is an expensive power. If the opponent is currently playing aggressively,<!--sorta thinking midrange but deciding to switch to the aggro side when the opportunity opens--> stealing a Monkey that lacks defense or ammo on the current turn is unwise. Likewise, Expert Negotiator is virtually useless against aggro because most aggro decks have few or no Monkeys. | ||
**Expert Negotiator is completely useless against Bosses, as they cannot run Monkeys. | **Expert Negotiator is completely useless against Bosses, as they cannot run Monkeys. | ||