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Relating to relevance in my first clue: A.) 9 B.) 9 C.) 10

I do? That's interesting to know. Know to all of the above. I'll whip up another clue sometime later.

,but I may"¦

Any ideas what to change around then?

No to all of the above. The wings are metaphorical. I wouldn't make it that easy.

No, but thank you for bringing to my attention a card that I did not know existed.

Nope, not Big-Bird on fire.

Nope, not the whirly-bird.

Monsters: 18 Breaker the Magical Warrior Mystic Swordsman LV2 Gyaku-Gire Panda Gyaku-Gire Panda Gyaku-Gire Panda Enraged Battle Ox Enraged Battle Ox Magical Merchant Berserk Gorilla Berserk Gorilla Berserk Gorilla Exiled Force Tsukoyomi Cyber Jar Giant Rat Giant Rat Sangan Spells: 15 Nobleman...

Incorrect, but you get 3 points for saying the word "bidding." w00t! 101st post! I finally have more than one star!

I have heard"¦

Another little poem with which to feed your literary cravings.

Thank you very much, Conlan. Allow me a moment to compose a good riddle. Such a difficult one deserves another remarkable round.

Noooooooooo!! He's Right!!! I Have Failed!!!! :cog_mad2_:mad_jedi::cog_mad2_

Dam! The second quatrain deals with how to correctly find the card's name, doesn't it?

Well if it's not diagonal, it's got to be either vertical or horizontal. Ouch"¦my head. Getting"¦so"¦close.

An anagram of dchwoglohntdet, dchwoglohntd, dontetisitti, or dontetisittirp? Grr, what's the first letter?

I must find the original poem and attempt to decipher it via the method of steganography used in "An Enigma" and "A valentine"!!!

Ok. I'm assuming it's hidden in a manner similar to the way in which Sarah's name was hidden in the Edgar Allan Poe piece "Sonnet." I just need to find how to read it. But, thankfully, a few letters are ruled out of the Monster's name. Like 'z'.

Good god! Why did I not simply seek for answers in my complete collection of Edgar Allan Poe works! I may at last be on to something! Don Zaloog!?