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==Tips==

*At the cost of 3 Gold, In Our Darkest Hour guarantees any Ultra Rare Monkey, as opposed to the [[ULTRA Rare Power]] which draws any Ultra Rare. It is best equipped if the deck's win condition is a specific Ultra Rare Monkey. Multiple of this card is redundant unless involving multiple Ultra Rare Monkeys in a control deck.

*At the cost of 2 Gold, In Our Darkest Hour guarantees any Ultra Rare Monkey, as opposed to the [[ULTRA Rare Power]] which draws any Ultra Rare. It is best equipped if the deck's win condition is a specific Ultra Rare Monkey. Multiple of this card is redundant unless involving multiple Ultra Rare Monkeys in a control deck.

**With a cheap Monkey setup, [[Total Transformation Monkey]] ~~can~~ be played ~~in this optimal position~~, creating all four [[Transformed Monkey]]s~~, and together deal immense~~ damage for the mid~~-to-late~~ game.

**With a cheap Monkey setup, [[Total Transformation Monkey]] could potentially be drawn and played early, creating all four [[Transformed Monkey]]s for good damage for the mid game.

**[[Prince of Darkness (BCS)|Prince Of Darkness]] can be drawn to support a push with high health Bloons, allowing for large pushes to be continually healed.

**[[Marketplace (BCS)|Marketplace]] can be drawn to start up large amounts of moneymaking, allowing for earlier rushes and better defenses.

**[[Sun Temple (BCS)|Sun Temple]] is expensive, risky, and poor to draw, as its large cost makes it difficult to get out of your hand. The 3 Gold cost of the In Our Darkest Hour ~~prevents the Sun Temple from being bought~~ on the same turn ~~without another source~~ of Gold, ~~further adding to the toughness~~ of ~~getting~~ it ~~out~~ of ~~your hand~~.

**[[Sun Temple (BCS)|Sun Temple]] is expensive, risky, and poor to draw, as its large cost makes it difficult to get out of your hand. The 2 Gold cost of the In Our Darkest Hour makes it possible to play on the same turn, although this is risky as it takes all 20 of your Gold to do this.

*Compared to ULTRA Rare Power, this card only has one charge instead of two but makes up for it with a generally more valuable pool of drawable cards and only costing 2 Gold instead of 3 Gold. In decks that run [[Marketplace (BCS)|Marketplace]] or [[Prince of Darkness (BCS)|Prince of Darkness]], they generally prefer In Our Darkest Hour over ULTRA Rare Power.

*If exactly one Ultra Rare Monkey is left in your remaining cards, playing In Our Darkest Hour guarantees that card.

*Most Ultra Rare Monkeys are quite expensive, so it is often worth mulliganning this card in the starting hand.

*Most players don't rely on specific Ultra Rare Monkeys as a wincon, and having the In Our Darkest Hour may waste space for more important control cards like board clears and monkey removals.

*For the same Gold cost and Uncommon rarity, In Our Darkest Hour is more precise at tutoring than [[ULTRA Rare Power]]. Use cases for picking either card depends if the deck's wincon depends on Ultra Rare Monkeys or not.

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-*At the cost of 3 Gold, In Our Darkest Hour guarantees any Ultra Rare Monkey, as opposed to the [[ULTRA Rare Power]] which draws any Ultra Rare. It is best equipped if the deck's win condition is a specific Ultra Rare Monkey. Multiple of this card is redundant unless involving multiple Ultra Rare Monkeys in a control deck.
+*At the cost of 2 Gold, In Our Darkest Hour guarantees any Ultra Rare Monkey, as opposed to the [[ULTRA Rare Power]] which draws any Ultra Rare. It is best equipped if the deck's win condition is a specific Ultra Rare Monkey. Multiple of this card is redundant unless involving multiple Ultra Rare Monkeys in a control deck.
-**With a cheap Monkey setup, [[Total Transformation Monkey]] can be played in this optimal position, creating all four [[Transformed Monkey]]s, and together deal immense damage for the mid-to-late game.
+**With a cheap Monkey setup, [[Total Transformation Monkey]] could potentially be drawn and played early, creating all four [[Transformed Monkey]]s for good damage for the mid game.
 **[[Prince of Darkness (BCS)|Prince Of Darkness]] can be drawn to support a push with high health Bloons, allowing for large pushes to be continually healed.
 **[[Marketplace (BCS)|Marketplace]] can be drawn to start up large amounts of moneymaking, allowing for earlier rushes and better defenses.
-**[[Sun Temple (BCS)|Sun Temple]] is expensive, risky, and poor to draw, as its large cost makes it difficult to get out of your hand. The 3 Gold cost of the In Our Darkest Hour prevents the Sun Temple from being bought on the same turn without another source of Gold, further adding to the toughness of getting it out of your hand.
+**[[Sun Temple (BCS)|Sun Temple]] is expensive, risky, and poor to draw, as its large cost makes it difficult to get out of your hand. The 2 Gold cost of the In Our Darkest Hour makes it possible to play on the same turn, although this is risky as it takes all 20 of your Gold to do this.
+*Compared to ULTRA Rare Power, this card only has one charge instead of two but makes up for it with a generally more valuable pool of drawable cards and only costing 2 Gold instead of 3 Gold. In decks that run [[Marketplace (BCS)|Marketplace]] or [[Prince of Darkness (BCS)|Prince of Darkness]], they generally prefer In Our Darkest Hour over ULTRA Rare Power.
 *If exactly one Ultra Rare Monkey is left in your remaining cards, playing In Our Darkest Hour guarantees that card.
 *Most Ultra Rare Monkeys are quite expensive, so it is often worth mulliganning this card in the starting hand.
 *Most players don't rely on specific Ultra Rare Monkeys as a wincon, and having the In Our Darkest Hour may waste space for more important control cards like board clears and monkey removals.
-*For the same Gold cost and Uncommon rarity, In Our Darkest Hour is more precise at tutoring than [[ULTRA Rare Power]]. Use cases for picking either card depends if the deck's wincon depends on Ultra Rare Monkeys or not.
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 == Update history ==

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