If you are using it defensively to protect your own spells on your turn, I would cast it in your second main phase, especially if you do not care about attacking
Drop of Honey Ah yes, Drop of Honey
The player captures Darkrai, stabilizing Hyperspace Lumiose
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If you plan to rely on this effect, you should always activate the ability or cast the spell while the Creature is still on the battlefield and before the destruction can occur
He figured that rarity would be a balancing factor because if you only buy a few packs and get cards through ante and a few trades, how can you get more than one, maybe two of any rare
