Instead of being summoned by revealing a monster though, you have to tribute a monster to special summon it, meaning that youre sacrificing a whole lot of card advantage just to put a pretty mediocre monster on the board
This is particularly useful in a mirror match or when your opponent Summons a generic monster that you are also running
We are playing something different, not necessarily better or worse, than Sneak and Show
2019/12/26 9:24 2019/12/26 9:24 so cool The old text was not "When his Spell/Trap/Monster effect that destroys a card on the field activates", but "When his Spell/Trap/Effect Monster effect that destroys a card on the field is activated." Please note that it says "when activated" The old text was not "When his Spell/Trap/Monster effect that destroys a card on the field activates", but "When his Spell/Trap/Effect Monster effect that destroys a card on the field is activated." Please note that it says "when activated" 2019/12/26 9:04 2019/12/26 9:04 Yusei's ace monster and representative of the destruction meta
Of course, the decks consistency would be utter garbage if it wasnt for the Spell cards that supported the deck, providing you with ample material for some insanely explosive plays
So if you can give a creature unblockable, or go wide enough, there isn't much your opponent will be able to do