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'''Fearing the Worst''' is one of the strongest counters to [[tracker]]s in the game. In a [[choke]] deck, it can single-handedly shut down tracker-based decks like [[Sauron Grind]] and [[Uruk Trackers]]. | ''''Fearing the Worst''' is one of the strongest counters to [[tracker]]s in the game. In a [[choke]] deck, it can single-handedly shut down tracker-based decks like [[Sauron Grind]] and [[Uruk Trackers]]. | ||
It peaked in popularity in [[Towers Standard]]. Players combined it with {{Card|Legolas, Dauntless Hunter}} and other strong choke cards like {{Card|A Talent for Not Being Seen}} and {{Card|Bill the Pony}}. It shored up its [[matchup]] with Uruk Trackers, a popular Shadow side in the Towers Standard meta. Fearing the Worst dropped off after that format. Few tracker minions and no search cards were ever printed after [[Towers Block]], and none of them were common enough to justify such an expensive, narrowly-focused card. | It peaked in popularity in [[Towers Standard]]. Players combined it with {{Card|Legolas, Dauntless Hunter}} and other strong choke cards like {{Card|A Talent for Not Being Seen}} and {{Card|Bill the Pony}}. It shored up its [[matchup]] with Uruk Trackers, a popular Shadow side in the Towers Standard meta. Fearing the Worst dropped off after that format. Few tracker minions and no search cards were ever printed after [[Towers Block]], and none of them were common enough to justify such an expensive, narrowly-focused card. |