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I'm not convinced that Objective Barrier is worth taking. You would have to build a deck around it by taking excessive amounts of barrier, which is wasteful as they don't overlap.
Objective Barrier: In my playtests, this card felt very strong. It's supposed to be a combo cards with Quadruple Barrier and I often ended up with 6-7 Plated Armor per Objective Barrier (the max I reached was ~20 by taking 2 Quadruple Barrier and 2 Objective Barrier in a 25-30 cards deck at Ascension 15). I feared it might be too strong, but your comment is pretty reassuring that it might be in just the right spot