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* Destiny Hero decks do specialize in drawing cards like crazy but yeah, this is too much. Not every D-Hero or D-Trap is necessary in every deck. I don't make much use of Destiny Mirage, either, since it's no good for bringing back destroyed top-level D-heroes (it can't special summon them, better to just use a Counter trap to negate them from being blown up in the first place.) You can leave out Double Dude and Departed, and even Blade Master. D-Heroes aren't supposed to be offensive at all except for the top-level ones, they stall the opponent at first and then go in for the kill once everything is in place. Dark City you can leave out. Clock Tower Prison, on the other hand, leave in! Get a third copy of that if you can. I love that card. Clock Tower embodies everything that is cool about D-Heroes. Get yourself some [[Foolish Burial]]s too, you need to use them to put Dasher and Malicious in the grave when Destiny Draw isn't an option, plus they thin the deck. [[User:Speedball|Speedball]] 11:49, 24 May 2008 (UTC) | * Destiny Hero decks do specialize in drawing cards like crazy but yeah, this is too much. Not every D-Hero or D-Trap is necessary in every deck. I don't make much use of Destiny Mirage, either, since it's no good for bringing back destroyed top-level D-heroes (it can't special summon them, better to just use a Counter trap to negate them from being blown up in the first place.) You can leave out Double Dude and Departed, and even Blade Master. D-Heroes aren't supposed to be offensive at all except for the top-level ones, they stall the opponent at first and then go in for the kill once everything is in place. Dark City you can leave out. Clock Tower Prison, on the other hand, leave in! Get a third copy of that if you can. I love that card. Clock Tower embodies everything that is cool about D-Heroes. Get yourself some [[Foolish Burial]]s too, you need to use them to put Dasher and Malicious in the grave when Destiny Draw isn't an option, plus they thin the deck. [[User:Speedball|Speedball]] 11:49, 24 May 2008 (UTC) | ||
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