Limiting yourself to only one potential avenue of damage is a good strategy, though make sure not to goad any creatures the opponent who can attack you controls, as goad doesn't work if that player has no other option but to attack you
Mental Seeker This card is quite unique in that it only gains its effect when its special summoned from being banished
It just seems like it is ok but doesn't have a real place that'd need it
You can only use each of the following effects of "Incredible Ecclesia, the Virtuous" once per turn
Though many of the cards on this list were never major competitive threats in the early days of the TCG , Dark Blastoise was an exception, as it served as a strong finisher in Rain Dance decks that employed Base Set Blastoises eponymous Pokemon Power: Rain Dance
Introduced in 2001 with the Neo Revelation expansion, it was the first set to show off Shiny Pokmon in the TCG, starting with Shining Gyarados and Shining Magikarp