Difference between revisions of "Card Tips:Substitoad"
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* Create an OTK by constantly summoning [[Frogs]] from the deck,in combination with [[Witch Doctor of Sparta]] (3x),[[Pot of Avarice]] (2x),and maybe [[Exodius, the Ultimate Forbidden Lord]]. | * Create an OTK by constantly summoning [[Frogs]] from the deck,in combination with [[Witch Doctor of Sparta]] (3x),[[Pot of Avarice]] (2x),and maybe [[Exodius, the Ultimate Forbidden Lord]]. | ||
| − | *include 3 [[Poison Draw Frog]]s in your deck so that you can summon them and them sacrifice them for this effect before choosing the frog monster you want to keep out permanently. This is a very efficient way to draw three cards. | + | *include 3 [[Poison Draw Frog]]s in your deck so that you can summon them and them sacrifice them for this effect before choosing the frog monster you want to keep out permanently. This is a very efficient way to draw three cards. (Unfortunately this does not work. When tributed for Substitoads effect, Poison Draw Frog will not get its draw effect because it is not the last action to occur and thus misses the timing. See: [[Missing the Timing]]) |
Revision as of 08:43, 27 June 2008
- This card can be searched via "Sangan", "Last Will" and "Mother Grizzly".
- Use this card with Scapegoat to summon up to 5 Frog monsters from your deck (Substitoad can be Tributed for its own effect).
- This card can very easily summon Des Frog.
- Create an OTK by constantly summoning Frogs from the deck,in combination with Witch Doctor of Sparta (3x),Pot of Avarice (2x),and maybe Exodius, the Ultimate Forbidden Lord.
- include 3 Poison Draw Frogs in your deck so that you can summon them and them sacrifice them for this effect before choosing the frog monster you want to keep out permanently. This is a very efficient way to draw three cards. (Unfortunately this does not work. When tributed for Substitoads effect, Poison Draw Frog will not get its draw effect because it is not the last action to occur and thus misses the timing. See: Missing the Timing)
