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| lore = If you build a [[Deck]] with a [[Theme Deck|theme]], such as a [[Gravekeeper]]s Deck, you will be playing with many [[Monster Card|monsters]] of the same [[Type]], [[Spellcaster]]-Type in this case. | | lore = If you build a [[Deck]] with a [[Theme Deck|theme]], such as a [[Gravekeeper]]s Deck, you will be playing with many [[Monster Card|monsters]] of the same [[Type]], [[Spellcaster]]-Type in this case. | ||
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What monsters to use?
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If you build a Deck with a theme, such as a Gravekeepers Deck, you will be playing with many monsters of the same Type, Spellcaster-Type in this case.
Usually, this works well because most Field and Equip Spell Cards increases a specific Type's ability, but this strategy can also make you vulnerable to cards like "Tribe-Infecting Virus" that can destroy all monsters of a declared Type just by discarding one card. Consider these things when you create your own well balanced Deck. | |
English sets
Worldwide
- No set name provided at non-empty input line 1.
| Release | Number | Set | Rarity |
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| [[Dark Revelation Volume 1 (DR1-EN39)|Dark Revelation Volume 1]] |
