The implied plan is clear, include a bunch of blight cards in your deck that put counters on your cards, and then gradually burn the opponent down with tarfire damage turn by turn
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Its also great for pinging off utility creatures with one toughness, like Birds of Paradise
Even if you put it in the deck destruction deck, it's just half-heartedly enriching his opponent's GY, so it's unsatisfactory
At the same time I have sink time and money into grading which is another cost that eats into the thin margins. Maybe this is my own personal experience but I feel like a lot of people will have the same experience as I do
Color Blue Form - Attribute - Type - DP - Cost 1 Digivolve Cost 1 - Digivolve Cost 2 - Upper Text [Main] All of your Digimon gain "[Your Turn] When attacking an opponent's Digimon with no digivolution cards, delete that Digimon" for the turn