Difference between revisions of "Splashable"
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| − | '''Splashable''' refers to any card that is capable of boosting any Deck it is placed in, since the effect of that card works well, no matter what monsters complement it in the Deck. | + | '''Splashable''' refers to any card that is capable of boosting any Deck it is placed in, since the effect of that card works well, no matter what monsters complement it in the Deck. For a card to be Splashable, it must function well in a deck regardless of what other cards are in that deck. For example, [[Limiter Removal]] is not splashable as it is only useful in a deck that uses mostly Machine monsters, but [[Shrink]] is splashable. |
One example of a Splashable card is "[[Breaker the Magical Warrior]]". Many Splashable cards are considered [[Staple]]s. However, cards like "[[Monster Reborn]]" have since evolved from "Staple" to "[[Broken]]". | One example of a Splashable card is "[[Breaker the Magical Warrior]]". Many Splashable cards are considered [[Staple]]s. However, cards like "[[Monster Reborn]]" have since evolved from "Staple" to "[[Broken]]". | ||
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Revision as of 03:12, 6 April 2010
Splashable refers to any card that is capable of boosting any Deck it is placed in, since the effect of that card works well, no matter what monsters complement it in the Deck. For a card to be Splashable, it must function well in a deck regardless of what other cards are in that deck. For example, Limiter Removal is not splashable as it is only useful in a deck that uses mostly Machine monsters, but Shrink is splashable.
One example of a Splashable card is "Breaker the Magical Warrior". Many Splashable cards are considered Staples. However, cards like "Monster Reborn" have since evolved from "Staple" to "Broken".
