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Harness the Power of “True Draco”: From Zero to Hero! | Archetype Starter Guide (AE) What's up, duelist! ArcKnight here! Ever felt the thrill of locking your opponent down while calmly controlling the board like the true king of dueling? That’s exactly what "True Draco" is all about! This powerhouse archetype from the CREATION PACK 07 Asian English gives you the tools to outwit, outplay, and outlast your opponent. I’ve personally had some epic matches using this deck—watching an opponent squirm as "True King’s Return" comes into play is just chef's kiss. In this guide, I’ll walk you through the cards, the strategies, and a few tricks I’ve learned along the way. Let’s dive in and unleash the might of the Dracos! True Draco Card Review and Ratios Here’s my take on each key "True Draco" card and how many of each to include in your deck. This setup has worked wonders for me: Master Peace, the True Dracoslayer Effect: Boss monster extraordinaire! Immune to card effects depending on the Tribute materials used to Summon it. I once had an opponent burn through half their Extra Deck just trying to get rid of this guy—no luck! Recommended Ratio: 2-3 copies. Trust me, two is the sweet spot. Dynamite Knight, the True Dracofighter Effect: Directly activates "True Draco" Traps from your deck, instantly setting up disruptions. This card has saved me countless times when I needed to flip the script. Recommended Ratio: 3 copies. Consistency is king.   Ignis Heat, the True Dracowarrior Effect: Searches out "True Draco" Spells when your opponent activates effects. Perfect for setting up combos. Recommended Ratio: 1-3 copies. If you love spamming Spells, go for 3!   Majesty Maiden, the True Dracocaster Effect: Searches "True Draco" monsters from your deck. Great for keeping your hand loaded with threats. Recommended Ratio: 1-3 copies. A steady backup option.   Dreiath III, the True Dracocavalry General Effect: A powerful monster that can Tribute Summon itself using Continuous Spells and Traps. It also provides additional protection to your True Draco monsters. Recommended Ratio: 0-2 copies. It’s a situational card but can be a game-changer in the right setup.   Dragonic Diagram Effect: A Field Spell that searches for "True Draco" or "True King" cards while also boosting your monsters’ ATK. It’s the backbone of the deck, enabling combos and maintaining consistency. Recommended Ratio: 3 copies. This card is a must-have for any "True Draco" build.   True Draco Heritage Effect: This Continuous Spell lets you draw cards based on the number of "True Draco" card types sent to the Graveyard in a turn. I’ve had games where this card turned my brick hand into an unbeatable one. Recommended Ratio: 3 copies. You can never have enough card advantage.   Disciples of the True Dracophoenix Effect: Another Continuous Spell, this one recycles your graveyard resources and gives you an extra Tribute Summon. Talk about value! Recommended Ratio: 3 copies. This card keeps the engine running.   True King’s Return Effect: A Continuous Trap that revives your "True Draco" monsters while also acting as a disruption tool. The look on your opponent’s face when you revive Master Peace mid-turn? Priceless. Recommended Ratio: 2-3 copies. It’s a game-changer.   True Draco Apocalypse Effect: Halves the stats of your opponent’s monsters and lets you pop your own cards to trigger effects. In one match, this card made my 1900-ATK Ignis Heat take down a 3500-ATK boss monster. Recommended Ratio: 3 copies. The ultimate control card.   Tips and Tricks for Using "True Draco" Here are some tips that helped me master "True Draco"—try them out and see the results for yourself! Timing is Everything: Knowing when to activate your Continuous Spells and Traps is critical. For example, chain True King’s Return to revive a monster during your opponent’s turn for maximum disruption. Tribute Smartly: Use Continuous Spells and Traps as Tributes to avoid losing monsters on the field while still triggering effects. It’s a great way to turn a disadvantage into an opportunity. Bait and Counter: Your opponent will focus on stopping your key plays, so use that to your advantage. Set traps (literally) and bait their resources. Outlast Opponents: "True Draco" excels in grind games. With cards like Disciples of the True Dracophoenix, you can recycle your resources while your opponent runs out of steam. Tech Choices: Depending on your local meta, consider adding cards like Card of Demise for draw power or Skill Drain to completely lock out monster effects.   Sample True Draco decklist (Asian English) Here’s a sample list formatted in Asian English: Since Asian English (AE) format right now is filled with Ryzeal, you can maximize Rivalry of Warlords and Summon limit. You can use it as a tribute material in case you face single type decks like Tenpai Dragon or Fiendsmith Yubel. A good alternative is Crackdown which works against multiple decks. Closing Thoughts I’ll be real with you—"True Draco" is one of the most satisfying decks to play. Its unique mechanics let you outthink and outplay your opponent, rewarding careful planning and strategy. Plus, it’s just plain fun to watch your opponent struggle against your layered defenses and powerful monsters. So if you’re looking for a deck that combines control, consistency, and sheer dominance, "True Draco" is the way to go. Let me know how it works out for you—maybe I’ll see you in the winner’s circle at your next tournament. This has been ArcKnight of RespectYGO -- Keep dueling strong, and may the heart of the cards guide you!

As of April 1, 2025, Grand Archive TCG continues to make waves in the trading card game community, blending anime-inspired aesthetics with Western game design principles. Developed by Weebs of the Shore, this indie card game has steadily grown since its Kickstarter launch in November 2021 and official retail release in April 2023. With its stunning artwork, accessible mechanics, and a thriving competitive scene, Grand Archive is carving out a unique space in the TCG landscape. Here’s a roundup of the latest news and insights into the current card game environment. Recent News Highlights Ascent Worlds 2025 AnnouncementOne of the biggest updates comes from a post on X by @grandarchivetcg on March 26, 2025, announcing Ascent Worlds 2025, slated for June 27th to 29th in Anaheim, California. Billed as the largest event in the game’s history, it promises a global showdown for top players. Volunteer and judge applications opened with the announcement, closing on April 7th, offering fans a chance to get involved behind the scenes. This event underscores the game’s growing competitive ambitions and community engagement. East Coast Expansion with Ascent BostonOn March 27, 2025, @grandarchivetcg revealed plans for Ascent Boston, scheduled for August 23rd to 24th, 2025. Tickets went on sale March 28th, signaling the game’s push to expand its presence on the U.S. East Coast. This follows a pattern of increasing accessibility, with events designed to attract both new and veteran players. Crossover with the Fighting Game CommunityA surprising yet exciting development was shared on March 17, 2025, via X, where Grand Archive announced its participation in major fighting game events: Combo Breaker (May 23rd–25th in Chicago) and CEO Gaming (June 13th–15th in Orlando). This crossover aims to tap into the passionate FGC audience, showcasing the game at booths and potentially broadening its player base. Set Releases and AccessibilityAccording to an article from Gamers Guild AZ (March 7, 2025), Grand Archive maintains a balanced release schedule, with first-edition sets dropping roughly every five months and reprints (Alter Editions) ensuring older cards remain available. The latest set, Mortal Ambition, released on October 11, 2024, introduced new cards and strategies, while the sixth set, Abyssal Heaven, has been teased with artwork reveals like Diao Chan Lv2 (posted on X by @PinaxPinakes on March 23, 2025). This pacing contrasts with the rapid-fire releases of other TCGs, offering players a manageable yet dynamic experience. Collaborations and PromotionsA collaboration with Japanese VTuber Sara Hoshikawa was announced on March 19, 2025, via X, featuring three exclusive promo cards with original artwork. These will be distributed at events and tournaments in Japan, highlighting the game’s growing international appeal and ties to anime culture. Additionally, a playful April Fool’s post on April 1, 2025, from @grandarchivetcg teased a fictional card grading service by character Silvie, though it’s unlikely to materialize. Current Card Game Environment The Grand Archive meta is shaped by its unique mechanics, such as the Memory System, which allows any card to be used as a resource, adding strategic depth while keeping the game beginner-friendly. The competitive format, Standard Constructed, uses a 60-card main deck (max four copies per card) and a 12-card material deck of unique champions and regalia, as outlined by Campus Game Fest (September 22, 2024).   Dominant StrategiesWhile specific deck lists and top-tier meta details for early 2025 aren’t fully documented in the available sources, the game’s design encourages diverse playstyles. Mortal Ambition introduced new champions and synergies, likely influencing aggro, control, and combo archetypes. The slower release cycle means the meta evolves gradually, giving players time to adapt without constant upheaval. Community FeedbackPosts on X and articles like the one from Gaming Library (November 19, 2024) praise the game’s clear card layouts, low stat numbers, and smooth gameplay. This accessibility, paired with high-quality anime artwork, appeals to both collectors and competitive players. The Path of Silver system, rewarding collectors with set bonuses, further enhances its dual appeal. Competitive OutlookWith major events like Ascent Worlds and regional tournaments on the horizon, the competitive scene is heating up. The game’s small but dedicated team continues to innovate, balancing reprints with fresh content to maintain card availability—a key factor in keeping the environment healthy and inclusive. Why It’s Gaining Traction Grand Archive stands out in 2025 for its deliberate pacing, community focus, and crossover appeal. Unlike some TCGs overwhelmed by rapid releases or scalping issues (e.g., Pokémon TCG), it offers a refreshing alternative. Its anime-inspired identity resonates with fans of Japanese pop culture, while its Western design roots ensure broad strategic appeal. As Gamers Guild AZ noted, the roadmap for 2025 promises more excitement, with events and sets building a vibrant ecosystem. Whether you’re a collector chasing gorgeous CSR (Collector Super Rare) cards or a strategist eyeing the next big tournament, Grand Archive TCG is proving it’s here to stay. Keep an eye on official channels like @grandarchivetcg for the latest updates as this indie gem continues to grow. Buy HVN single cards: https://tcg-corner.com/collections/abyssal-heaven-1-st-edition

Deck-Building 101: Witness the Power of “Dragon Tail”, “K9”, and “Yummy”! What's up, Duelists? ArcKnight here, ready to dive into some fresh and thrilling content for all my fellow card game enthusiasts! The brand-new Deck Build Pack: Justice Hunters has officially landed in OCG territory, and let me tell you, it's shaking things up in the meta like never before. With three exciting new archetypes making their grand entrance, the battlefield just got a whole lot more interesting. We’ll explore the strengths, weaknesses, and quirks of each theme, complete with sample decklists to help you find the perfect fit for your playstyle. So buckle up, grab your favorite beverage, and let’s jump right into the action! Dragon Tail View all Dragon Tail related cards here. Strength Dragontail is here, and it’s ready to breathe fire into the meta! This fresh theme from the Deck Build Pack: Justice Hunters is all about commanding the battlefield with seamless fusion summoning while stacking card advantage and interruptions. Featuring a dynamic mix of Spellcasters and Dragons, Dragontail can unleash multiple interruptions, despite your opponent chaining a well-timed Maxx "C" against you. And let’s not forget, this archetype shines when you bring out heavy hitters like Red-Eyes Dark Dragoon. The key to victory? Build your resources, dominate your opponent, and control the game like the master duelist you are! Weakness Dimension Barrier is the ultimate wall against fusion summoning, but don't let that intimidate you! Timing is everything, and a sharp negate on your searchers could shake up your plans. Here's the silver lining: Dragon Tail’s versatile search options give you the upper hand, letting you artfully outmaneuver your opponent. It's all about baiting them into using their defenses, so you can take control of the duel with confidence. You've got this! Sample Decklist (OCG) Here is a sample Dragon Tail decklist tailored to OCG format: K9 View all K9 related cards here. Strength K9 brings an electrifying twist to the game, specializing in summoning mighty Rank 5 XYZ monsters—not just during your turn, but even during your opponent’s turn! If your rival dares to trigger monster effects from their hand or graveyard, you’re primed for an epic Turn 0 play. The debut of this archetype also comes packed with powerful searchers, and its monsters are effortlessly brought to the field—Normal or Special Summoned for free, as long as you meet their simple requirements. K9 is all about seizing every opportunity and keeping the pressure on your opponent right from the start! Weakness This deck thrives on maintaining a strong field presence to unleash its imposing Rank 5 monsters, making it vulnerable if that presence is disrupted. A well-placed strike to its setup can leave its strategy in shambles. While its end board doesn’t boast many interruptions, you’ll need to play your cards smart—use your interruptions wisely, or risk giving other decks the chance to break through and overwhelm you with their counterattacks. It’s all about balance and timing to stay ahead in the game! Sample Decklist (OCG) Here is a sample K9 decklist tailored to OCG format: Yummy View all Yummy related cards here. Strength "Yummy" is a thrilling Synchro archetype that flips the script on traditional summoning! Its Level 2 Synchro Monsters can harness Link-1 Link Monsters as material, cleverly treating them as Level 1 Tuners. At the heart of this archetype is "Yummy★Snatchy," a versatile Link Monster that lets you Synchro Summon during your opponent's turn, keeping the pressure on and doubling as Synchro Material itself. The excitement doesn’t stop there—when your opponent activates a card or effect, these Synchro Monsters can zip back to the Extra Deck, triggering the revival of "Yummy" monsters from the Graveyard. And if that wasn’t enough, those revived monsters bring disruptive bonus effects into play, turning every move into a strategic masterpiece! Weakness Since this deck relies on multiple summons to build up to its ideal end board, Hand Traps like Maxx "C" and Mulcharmy can really throw a wrench in your plans, pressing you to play cautiously. But here’s the silver lining: your deck’s consistency is second to none, allowing you to steadily adapt and grind through even the toughest matchups. With this resilience, you can wear down your opponent over time and come out on top—patience and precision are your greatest weapons! Sample Decklist (OCG) Here is a sample Yummy decklist tailored to OCG format: Summary "Dragon Tail," "K9," and "Yummy" have already stormed onto the scene as formidable contenders straight out of the gate, and their potential to shake up the meta is a thrill waiting to unfold. There’s no denying that Deck Build Pack: Justice Hunters is a powerhouse set, brimming with strategies that are just begging to be explored. Ready to dive into these exciting themes? Be sure to check out our website and start your Justice Hunters journey today—because in the world of dueling, fortune truly favors the bold! This is ArcKnight of RespectYGO and thanks for reading this article. Happy Dueling!

Deck-Building 101: Unlocking the Potential of Crossover Breakers' Big Three Hey Duelists, ArcKnight here! The wait is over—last Saturday, the Deck Build Pack: Crossover Breakers booster pack dropped in Asian English format! With it comes the sheer power of Ryzeal, Maliss, and Ryu-Ge. Sure, AE format is still missing some cards for full-power builds, but it’s also got some sweet perks—hello, unlimited Gold Sarcophagus and Allure of Darkness! Ready to dive in? I’ve got sample decklists and strategies tailored just for AE format to kickstart your journey with these epic themes. Let’s break boundaries together—here we go! Ryzeal View all Ryzeal related cards here. Strength Let’s dive into the first theme: Ryzeal. This deck is a powerhouse, thanks to its versatile one-card combo starters and the sheer dominance of its boss monster, Ryzeal Detonator. With built-in adaptability, it pairs perfectly with hard-hitting turn-ender hand traps like Maxx “C”, Mulcharmy Fuwalos, and Nibiru the Primal Being. What sets Ryzeal apart is its remarkable consistency and solid foundation, making it a formidable choice for locking down your opponent’s field presence and overwhelming them through relentless resource loops. Weakness The deck heavily depends on Ryzeal Detonator and maintaining field presence, leaving it vulnerable to board breakers and card removal strategies. Cards like XYZ Encore, Metaltronus, Kaiju, and Forbidden Droplet can effectively counter Ryzeal Detonator, diminishing its ability to provide interruptions. Sample Decklist (Asian English) Here is a sample Ryzeal decklist tailored to AE format: Maliss View all Maliss related cards here. Strength Maliss isn't just a beauty—it's a powerhouse of consistency and resilience! Packed with an array of starters, this deck runs like a well-oiled machine, ensuring you stay ahead of the game. Its reliance on banishing opens the door to powerhouse cards like Dimension Shifter and Dimensional Fissure, giving you a decisive edge. And let's not overlook the dynamic duo of Gold Sarcophagus and Allure of Darkness—both unlimited in the Asian English format—offering a thrilling boost to your deck's speed and reliability. With Maliss, you're not just playing; you're making a statement. Weakness The very thing that gives Maliss its edge—banishing—is also its Achilles' heel. Strategic counters like Artifact Lancea and Chaos Hunter can completely shut down its potential, leaving a Maliss player scrambling to adapt. Meanwhile, disruptive cards like Maxx “C”, Mulcharmy Meowls, and Mulcharmy Fuwalos can chip away at its momentum, ensuring that its final board presence is nothing more than a shadow of what it could have been. It's a high-stakes gamble—are you ready to take on the challenge? Sample Decklist (Asian English) Here is a sample Maliss decklist tailored to AE format: Ryu-ge View all Ryu-ge related cards here. Strength Ryu-ge may not always be the go-to choice, but it’s a hidden gem with some clever surprises up its sleeve. With its signature one-sided Dimensional Fissure theme card and impressive resilience against end-turn hand traps, this deck thrives as a versatile control powerhouse. Take it to the next level by unleashing the full potential of Inspector Boarder and Dominus trap cards—perfectly tailored to keep your opponents on their toes! Weakness While Ryu-ge excels as a flexible and strategic control deck, it's not without its hurdles. Faster aggro decks that establish their end board ahead of you can pose a significant challenge. Moreover, a well-timed Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring or Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit in response to your Sosei Ryu-ge Mistva’s pendulum effect can bring your turn to an abrupt halt if you lack a suitable extender. That said, with thoughtful planning, clever side-deck choices, and adaptive play, you can overcome these vulnerabilities and unlock the true potential of this deck. It's all about staying sharp and one step ahead of your opponent! Sample Decklist (Asian English) Here is a sample Ryu-Ge decklist tailored to AE format: Summary The Deck Build Pack: Crossover Breakers has stormed onto the scene, shaking up the table and dealing a brand-new hand of possibilities. With the much-anticipated Alliance Insight on the horizon, these three dynamic themes are primed to get even sharper, ready to carve their niche in the competitive meta. It's the perfect time to explore these game-changing strategies and add some serious flair to your dueling arsenal. This is ArcKnight of RespectYGO and thanks for reading this article. Happy Dueling!

Diao Chan’s Withering Reign: The Control Deck Taking Abyssal Heaven by Storm Abyssal Heaven landed in Grand Archive TCG on March 7, 2025, and a week later, Diao Chan, Idyll Corsage (HVN-006) has players hooked across forums, Discord, and Twitter. Her suffocating Wither control has sparked endless chatter, blending a new mechanic with a grind that leaves opponents’ boards in tatters. Want to master the deck that’s got everyone talking? Let’s dissect the Diao Chan Wither Control build, its devastating synergy, and how to rule the table like a Sanguo legend. The Heart of the Deck: Diao Chan, Idyll Corsage Card Details: Set: HVN No.: 006 Type: Champion (Cleric, Human) Cost: 3 Memory Level: 3 Life: 25 Element: Tera Abilities: Diao Chan Lineage On Enter: Choose any number of non-champion objects and put a wither counter on each. Whenever a non-token object an opponent controls is destroyed, you may banish it. If you do, they summon a Flowerbud (HVN-207) token. Link: https://tcg-corner.com/products/hvn-006?variant=50635707810067 Diao Chan sweeps in, blanketing the field with wither counters that demand (1) per counter or a sacrifice each turn. When objects fall, she banishes them, leaving Flowerbud clutter. Reddit’s calling her “the meta gatekeeper”—and she’s proving it. The Wither Engine: Key Cards and Synergy This deck piles on wither counters and squeezes resources dry. Here’s the core: Aphotic Ruin (HVN-032) Cost: 6 Reserve (less with Efficiency) Effect: Put four wither counters on a non-champion object. Link: https://tcg-corner.com/products/hvn-032?variant=50635712626963 Why It Works: A brutal hammer that, with Diao Chan’s banish, turns threats into dust fast. Maiden of Primal Virtue (HVN-210) Cost: 3 Reserve Type: Phantasia, Ally (Cleric, Apparition) Stats: 0 Life (gains +1 Power/+1 Life per phantasia) Link: https://tcg-corner.com/products/hvn-210?variant=50635738022163 Why It Works: Grows into a titan as phantasias stack—Twitter’s obsessed with its late-game heft. Shimmering Refraction (HVN-063) Cost: 2 Reserve Effect: Deal X damage (X = phantasia count); draw a card if activated from memory with Diao Chan. Link: https://tcg-corner.com/products/hvn-063?variant=50635716821267 Why It Works: A fast-speed sniper fueled by Diao Chan, Enchantress’s glimmer counters, keeping you ahead. Censer of Restful Peace (HVN-012) Cost: 0 Memory Effect: Graveyard cards lose abilities. Link: https://tcg-corner.com/products/hvn-012?variant=50635709612307 Why It Works: Slams the door on Floating Memory, making banishments permanent—a Discord must-have. Deck List: The Withering Blueprint Here’s a rules-compliant 60-card Main Deck and 12-card Material Deck, all within Norm/Tera limits: Material Deck (12 unique cards): 1x Haven of Heaven’s Rise (HVN 1st • EN — 018) (Level 0, 0 Memory, Norm, 15 Life, Tamer) 1x Diao Chan, Enchantress (HVN • EN — 004) (Level 1, 1 Memory, Norm) 1x Diao Chan, Dreaming Wish (HVN • EN — 005) (Level 2, 2 Memory, Norm) 1x Diao Chan, Idyll Corsage (HVN • EN — 006) (Level 3, 3 Memory, Tera) 1x Censer of Restful Peace (HVN • EN — 012) (Norm) 1x Nullifying Mirror (HVN • EN — 015) (Norm) 1x Tabula of Salvage (HVN • EN — 018) (Norm) 1x Scepter of Awakening (HVN 1st • EN — 029) (Tera) 1x Enthralling Chime (HVN • EN — 028) (Tera) 1x Forged Scalemail (HVN • EN — 013) (Norm) 1x Revealing Mesmer (HVN • EN — 060) (Norm) 1x Huaji of Heaven’s Rise (HVN 1st • EN — 014) (Norm, Regalia, Weapon, durability synergy)   Main Deck (60 cards, max 4 per card): 4x Maiden of Primal Virtue (HVN-210) (Tera) 4x Maiden of Shimmering Air (HVN-056) (Norm) 4x Aphotic Ruin (HVN-032) (Norm) 4x Shimmering Refraction (HVN-063) (Norm) 2x Zhang Jiao, Way of Peace (HVN-072) (Norm) 4x Coronation Ceremony (HVN-041) (Norm) 4x Withering Grasp (HVN-070) (Norm) 4x Auspicious Feast (HVN-033) (Norm) 4x Kingdom’s Divide (HVN-055) (Norm) 4x Gentle Respite (HVN-049) (Norm) 4x Disenchant (HVN-043) (Norm) 4x Surreptitious Scheme (HVN-068) (Norm) 4x Ameliorating Mantra (HVN-030) (Norm) 2x Revealing Mesmer (HVN-060) (Norm, phantasia redirection) 4x Bloom: Autumn’s Fall (HVN-204) (Tera, clears Flowerbuds for tokens) Fill to 60: 2x Nightshade (HVN-212) (Tera) How to Play It: Wither and Win Early Game: Start with Haven of Heaven’s Rise, materializing Censer to block graveyard tricks. Build phantasias with Maiden of Shimmering Air and snipe with Shimmering Refraction. Mid Game: Level to Diao Chan, Enchantress then Dreaming Wish for glimmer counters, and finally Idyll Corsage to unleash wither. Aphotic Ruin and banish clear the field, clogging it with Flowerbud. Late Game: Maiden of Primal Virtue towers over the wreckage, while Zhang Jiao adapts memory tricks. Opponents pay or perish. Why It’s Hot Right Now Reddit’s r/grandarchivetcg loves how it smothers Guo Jia Fatestone Aggro—Censer kills recursion, wither stalls Sunblessed Gazelle (HVN-200). Twitter raves about its grind against Warrior’s Lu Bu (HVN 1st-208)—wither wears him thin. Assassin’s Zhang He (HVN-147) might slip through, but Shimmering Refraction keeps them at bay. Final Verdict: Rule the Shadows Diao Chan Wither Control is Abyssal Heaven’s breakout star—oppressive, elegant, and meta-shaping. Snag your Diao Chan at https://tcg-corner.com/collections/abyssal-heaven-1-st-edition, build this terror, and watch rivals wither. Who rules Grand Archive? You do.  

Unlocking the Power of Censer of Restful Peace and Nullifying Mirror in Grand Archive   Abyssal Heaven dropped on March 7, 2025, introducing a slew of intriguing cards to Grand Archive TCG. Among them, Censer of Restful Peace (HVN-012) and Nullifying Mirror (HVN-015) stand out as subtle yet potent Regalia Items for Cleric decks. These cards might not scream aggression, but their ability to disrupt opponents can shift the meta in your favor. Let’s dive into their mechanics, explore how to maximize their potential, and craft deck-building strategies to make them shine.   Censer of Restful Peace Card Details: Set: HVN No.: 012 Type: Regalia, Item (Cleric, Accessory) Cost: 0 Memory, No Reserve Rarity: Rare Element: Norm Effect: "Cards in graveyards lose all abilities." Link: https://tcg-corner.com/products/hvn-012?variant=50635709612307 Analysis: Censer of Restful Peace is a quiet powerhouse. By stripping graveyard cards of their abilities, it neuters strategies relying on Floating Memory or on-death triggers. Think about decks using Maiden of Shimmering Air (HVN-056) to pay memory costs from the graveyard or Zhang Jiao, Way of Peace (HVN-072) triggering effects based on memory count—Censer shuts them down cold. At 0 Memory Cost, it’s a free drop from your Material Deck, making it an effortless addition to any Cleric lineup. Maximizing Effectiveness: Timing: Materialize it early to preempt graveyard recursion. It’s a passive effect, so once it’s on the field, it’s always working.  Pairing: Combine with cards that force opponents to fill their graveyard, like Floodbloom (HVN-206) (banishes top two deck cards each turn) or Aphotic Ruin (HVN-032) (wither counters pressure sacrifices). This amplifies Censer’s disruption by bloating their graveyard with useless cards.  Protection: Since it’s a Regalia with 0 Life, it’s vulnerable to Break Apart (HVN-035) or similar removal. Keep a Coronation Ceremony (HVN-041) handy to grant Spellshroud and shield it. Nullifying Mirror Card Details: Set: HVN No.: 015 Type: Regalia, Item (Cleric, Accessory) Cost: 0 Memory, No Reserve Rarity: Rare Element: Norm Effect: "REST: Until end of turn, cards in target opponent’s memory are norm element. (They are not any other element.)" Link: https://tcg-corner.com/products/hvn-015?variant=50635709972755 Analysis: Nullifying Mirror is a scalpel for Cleric control decks. By resting it (slow speed), you turn an opponent’s memory cards into Norm element until turn’s end, stripping their elemental identity. This wrecks decks relying on advanced elements (e.g., Arcane, Luxem) or specific elemental synergies, like Sunblessed Gazelle (HVN-200) needing Luxem or Arcane Blast (HVN-184) requiring Arcane. It’s another 0 Memory Cost gem, perfect for early deployment. Maximizing Effectiveness: Timing: Use it reactively during an opponent’s turn (after they commit to a big play) to disrupt level-ups or advanced element activations. Synergy: Pair with Surreptitious Scheme (HVN-068) to remove a level counter after neutralizing their memory, delaying their champion’s progression. Protection: Like Censer, it’s fragile. Shimmering Refraction (HVN-063) can punish removal attempts, dealing damage based on your phantasias while drawing you a card. Deck-Building Strategies: Crafting the Perfect Cleric Control To maximize Censer of Restful Peace and Nullifying Mirror, your deck needs to amplify their disruption while staying resilient. Here’s how to build around them: Core Champion: Diao Chan, Enchantress (HVN-004) Why: Her glimmer counters fuel Reaction Spells like Shimmering Refraction, synergizing with Censer’s graveyard lock and Mirror’s memory tweak. Her Level 3 form, Diao Chan, Idyll Corsage (HVN-006), adds wither counters for even more control. Material Deck: Include both Censer and Mirror (max 1 each), plus Tabula of Salvage (HVN-018) to recycle key cards. Key Allies and Phantasias: Maiden of Shimmering Air (HVN-056): 2 Reserve, Floating Memory fuels Shimmering Refraction while Censer blocks opponents from doing the same. Zhang Jiao, Way of Peace (HVN-072): 3 Reserve, adapts to memory size, unhindered by Censer since its effect triggers on-enter. Control Suite: Aphotic Ruin (HVN-032): 6 Reserve (less with Efficiency), piles wither counters to force sacrifices, amplifying Censer’s graveyard clog. Shimmering Refraction (HVN-063): 2 Reserve, scales with phantasias, punishes removal attempts on your Regalia.   Main Deck Composition: Minimum 60 Cards: 3x Maiden of Shimmering Air 2x Zhang Jiao, Way of Peace 3x Shimmering Refraction 2x Aphotic Ruin 3x Coronation Ceremony (protection) Fill with Norm-element staples like Auspicious Feast (HVN-033) (healing) and Kingdom’s Divide (HVN-055) (cost increase). Strategy: Stall with Censer and Mirror, build phantasia count, and grind out value with Diao Chan’s reactions. Matchups: Vs. Tamer (Guo Jia): Censer cripples Fatestone recursion (Idle Fatestone (HVN-052)), while Mirror delays Shenju synergies. Vs. Warrior: Mirror neuters advanced element plays (Lu Bu, Indomitable Titan (HVN 1st-208)), buying time for wither counters to work. Vs. Mage: Censer shuts down Natural Order (HVN-211) graveyard tricks; Mirror disrupts Kongming (HVN-010)’s Shifting Currents. Final Thoughts Censer of Restful Peace and Nullifying Mirror aren’t flashy, but they’re meta-defining in the right hands. They turn Cleric into a control juggernaut, choking graveyard and memory strategies with minimal investment. Build around Diao Chan, stack phantasias, and watch opponents squirm as their plans unravel. Ready to wield these silent disruptors? Grab them at www.tcg-corner.com and test your Cleric mastery in Abyssal Heaven! 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  Grand Archive’s Abyssal Heaven: Assassin and Cleric Rise, But Who Rules? Abyssal Heaven drops today, March 7, 2025. This set brings fresh tools to Assassin and Cleric, enhancing their strategies, though Tamer and Warrior might steal the meta spotlight. Let’s dive into the key cards from HVN, their synergies, and how they stack up—complete with an honest look at their strengths and limits. 1. Assassin: Sharper Tools, Subtle Strength Assassin gains agility with cards like Innocuous Disposer (HVN-054) and Stifling Trap (HVN-174), but does it dominate? Here’s the breakdown. Key Card 1: Innocuous Disposer (HVN-054) Set: HVN No.: 054 Cost: 2 Reserve Element: Norm Type: Ally (Assassin, Human) Stats: 1 Life Abilities: Attacks can’t be retaliated by Human allies. [Class Bonus] On Ally Hit: If the hit ally is a Human, remove a preparation counter from your champion to destroy it. Link: https://tcg-corner.com/products/hvn-054?variant=50635715969299 Key Card 2: Stifling Trap (HVN-174) Set: HVN No.: 174 Cost: 2 Reserve Element: Wind Type: Action (Assassin, Skill, Reaction) Speed: True Effect: [Class Bonus] On an opponent’s turn, remove two preparation counters from your champion to activate this from memory without paying its cost. Deal 2 damage to target ally and negate its on-enter triggers. Link: https://tcg-corner.com/products/hvn-174?variant=50635733238035 Power Combo:Innocuous Disposer slips past Human blockers, destroying them with preparation counters, while Stifling Trap reacts fast—free with counters—to deal 2 damage and cancel summons’ on-enter effects. This duo sharpens Assassin’s control game, punishing fragile boards with precision. Strength:Excels against Ranger decks, dismantling low-HP units like Galewind Scout (HVN-156) with ease. Weakness:Struggles against Guardian’s high-life walls, like Jadelight Protector (HVN-159), which shrug off its modest damage. Analysis:Assassin’s Abyssal Heaven toolkit—including Whirlwind Reaper (HVN-178) for flexibility and Zhang He, Cloak of Night (HVN-147) for stealth—leans into preparation counters and reactive plays. Yet, with low damage output (2-3 points) and fragile allies (1-2 Life), it’s more about subtle disruption than meta domination. Compared to Warrior’s raw power (Sun Ce, Weaponsmaster (HVN-066)), Assassin feels like a scalpel, not a sledgehammer.   2. Cleric: Control Grows Stronger Cleric builds staying power with Diao Chan, Enchantress (HVN-004) and Shimmering Refraction (HVN-063), but is it enough to rule? Key Card 1: Diao Chan, Enchantress (HVN-004) Set: HVN No.: 004 Cost: 1 Memory Element: Norm Type: Champion (Cleric, Human) Level: 1 Life: 19 Abilities: On Enter: Put two glimmer counters on Diao Chan. Inherited Effect — REST: Activate a Reaction Spell from memory, paying its reserve cost with glimmer counters, only on an opponent’s turn. Link: https://tcg-corner.com/products/hvn-004?variant=50635707613459 Key Card 2: Shimmering Refraction (HVN-063) Set: HVN No.: 063 Cost: 2 Reserve Element: Norm Type: Action (Cleric, Spell, Reaction) Speed: True Effect: Deal X damage to target unit, where X is the number of phantasias you control.  [Diao Chan Bonus] If activated from memory, draw a card into your memory. Link: https://tcg-corner.com/products/hvn-063?variant=50635716821267 Power Combo:Diao Chan uses glimmer counters to cast Shimmering Refraction from memory on the opponent’s turn, dealing damage based on phantasias (e.g., Maiden of Shimmering Air (HVN-056)) and drawing a card. This boosts Cleric’s control and resource edge, grinding out value over time. Strength:Slows Warrior decks, countering aggression from Sun Ce (HVN-066) with reactive disruption. Weakness:Vulnerable to Assassin’s early strikes, like Innocuous Disposer, before it stabilizes. Analysis:Cleric’s Abyssal Heaven additions—like Diao Chan, Idyll Corsage (HVN-006) with wither counters and Zhang Jiao, Way of Peace (HVN-072) for versatile effects—focus on control and durability. The Diao Chan lineage shines with phantasia synergy and resource management, but it’s a slow burn. Against Tamer’s explosive Guo Jia, Heaven’s Favored (HVN-009) or Mage’s Kongming (HVN-010), Cleric’s steady grind may not seize the crown. The Real Contenders? Assassin and Cleric rise with new tricks, but Tamer and Warrior might dominate. Guo Jia, Heaven’s Favored (HVN-009) turbocharges Fatestone strategies with quest counters, while Lu Bu, Indomitable Titan (HVN 1st-208) brings raw power with Taunt and Vigor. Abyssal Heaven balances finesse and force—grab these cards at TCG-Corner.com and decide who rules! Buy Case And Box: https://tcg-corner.com/collections/grand-archive-case-box Grand Archive Singles:https://tcg-corner.com/collections/abyssal-heaven-1-st-edition

Unveiling Grand Archive: Abyssal Heaven 1st Edition – A Divine Clash Awaits The Grand Archive trading card game (TCG), an anime-inspired TCG with a Western design sensibility, continues to captivate players worldwide with its rich storytelling, strategic depth, and stunning artwork. On March 7, 2025, developer Weebs of the Shore will release Abyssal Heaven 1st Edition, the latest expansion set that promises to elevate the game to new heights. Set in the shadowed realm of Sanguo, this expansion introduces a gripping narrative, innovative mechanics, and highly sought-after cards that are already generating buzz in the community. In this blog, we’ll explore the content and features of Abyssal Heaven, highlight the must-have cards everyone is chasing, and provide a step-by-step guide to building a competitive deck with this new set. The World of Abyssal Heaven: A Dark Fantasy Epic Abyssal Heaven plunges players into the heart of Sanguo, a land teetering on the edge of chaos. The set’s narrative centers on the corrupting influence of a demonic grimoire, a malevolent artifact that threatens to unravel the fabric of this storied realm. As the throne becomes an afterthought, a new kind of demi-god emerges, igniting the greatest clash Sanguo has ever witnessed. Gods, heroes, and mortals must unite to confront this unprecedented threat, rewriting history in the process. This expansion builds on the game’s tradition of weaving compelling lore into its cards, giving players the chance to shape the outcome of this monumental struggle through their deck-building and gameplay choices. The set comprises 213 unique cards, with 225 foil variations, offering a mix of gothic-inspired artwork and powerful new abilities. Each booster pack contains 8 randomly inserted cards, and a booster box includes 20 packs, retailing at an MSRP of $89.99. The rarity distribution is as follows: 61 Commons (C), 54 Uncommons (U), 47 Rares (R), 39 Super Rares (SR), 11 Ultra Rares (UR), 17 Collector’s Secret Rares (CSR), and 1 Collector’s Ultra Rare (CUR). As a 1st Edition set, Abyssal Heaven is a limited print run, meaning these cards won’t be reprinted in this form, making them highly collectible and valuable for both players and enthusiasts. Standout Features of Abyssal Heaven Abyssal Heaven isn’t just another expansion—it’s a game-changer for Grand Archive. Here are the key features that set it apart: Focus on Cleric and Tamer ClassesWhile the set supports all seven classes in Grand Archive (Warrior, Mage, Ranger, Guardian, Assassin, Cleric, and Tamer), it places special emphasis on the Cleric and Tamer classes. Clerics, known for their healing and support abilities, gain new tools to bolster allies and thwart enemies, while Tamers, who excel at summoning and controlling allies, receive cards that amplify their synergy with summoned creatures. These class-specific enhancements deepen the strategic options available to players. New Mechanics: "Siegable" and "Wither"Abyssal Heaven introduces two exciting keywords that add layers of complexity to the game: Siegable: This mechanic allows certain cards to be “sieged” or contested by opponents, creating dynamic interactions where control of key assets can shift during a match. It’s a high-risk, high-reward feature that rewards clever positioning and timing. Wither: A debuff effect that gradually weakens opposing units over time, Wither gives players a new way to erode enemy defenses and turn the tide of battle. It pairs especially well with control-oriented strategies. Re:Collection DecksAlongside the booster packs, Abyssal Heaven offers two preconstructed Re:Collection decks: Guo Jia, Heaven’s Favored and Diao Chan, Idyll Corsage. Priced at $49.99 each, these decks come in magnetic storage boxes and include a 60-card main deck, a 12-card material deck, 100 Dragon Shield art sleeves, additional cards to complete playsets, a damage counter, art dividers, and three Abyssal Heaven booster packs. Guo Jia, a prodigy burdened by expectation, and Diao Chan, a beauty whose allure brings both fortune and misfortune, offer accessible entry points for new players and valuable cards for veterans. Collector AppealWith 17 Collector’s Secret Rares and 1 Collector’s Ultra Rare, Abyssal Heaven caters to collectors seeking exclusive, high-value cards. The gothic aesthetic and hauntingly beautiful artwork make these cards stand out, while their limited availability drives demand. Cards Everyone Wants: The Chase is On Every Grand Archive expansion brings a handful of cards that dominate wishlists, and Abyssal Heaven is no exception. Based on early previews and community buzz, here are some of the most coveted cards players are scrambling to pull: Guo Jia, Heaven’s Favored (Ultra Rare)   As the centerpiece of the Re:Collection deck bearing her name, Guo Jia is a Cleric-class champion with unparalleled versatility. Her ability to manipulate resources and buff allies makes her a linchpin for control decks. Her Ultra Rare foil version is expected to fetch a premium due to her strategic value and stunning artwork. Buy it now: https://tcg-corner.com/products/hvn-009?variant=50635709350163 Diao Chan, Idyll Corsage (Ultra Rare) The Tamer-class star of the second Re:Collection deck, Diao Chan combines beauty with battlefield dominance. Her ability to summon powerful allies and disrupt opponents’ plans has made her a fan favorite. The foil version, with its intricate floral design, is already a collector’s dream. Demonic Grimoire (Collector’s Secret Rare)This artifact card embodies the set’s central narrative, offering a game-changing effect that corrupts the battlefield in your favor. Its rarity and power make it a top target for competitive players and collectors alike. Chibi’s Last Stand (Super Rare)A nod to the climactic battle in Sanguo’s lore, this event card provides a devastating finisher for decks built around sacrifice or swarm tactics. Its synergy with Cleric and Tamer strategies has players eager to experiment with it. Unnamed Collector’s Ultra RareWhile details remain under wraps, the single CUR in Abyssal Heaven is rumored to be a game-defining champion or spell tied to the demi-god antagonist. Its scarcity ensures it will be the ultimate prize of the set. Buy it now: https://tcg-corner.com/products/hvn-009?variant=50635709350163

“Argostars”: A New Era of Control Strategy! | Archetype Starter Guide Ever since I first delved into the world of control strategy, I've been hooked. So, when I heard about a brand-new archetype making its debut in SUPREME DARKNESS, my excitement went through the roof! Today, we're diving into the fascinating world of Argostars, one of the freshest and most intriguing themes from SUPREME DARKNESS Asian English. And the best part? This is just the beginning, as Argostars will be getting even more powerful with upcoming support in ALLIANCE INSIGHT. Buckle up, because this is going to be an epic journey! Let's go!    Here’s a quick guide to get you started with building your Argostars deck: 1.      Meet the Argostars! 2.      Sample Decklist 3.      Sample Combo 4.      Summary    5.      Meet the Argostars! Argostars - Glorious Adra Card Number: Suda-AE010 Card Type: Effect Level: 4 Rarity: UR Attribute: Earth Types: Warrior ATK: 1800 DEF: 1800 During your opponent's turn, if you control a Continuous Trap (Quick Effect): You can banish this card from your hand; change the ATK of 1 monster on the field to 0 until the end of this turn. If this card is Normal Summoned: Your opponent cannot activate cards or effects in response to the activation of your Continuous Trap Cards and effects for the rest of this turn. You can banish this card you control; place up to 2 "Argostars" Continuous Traps with different names from your hand and/or Deck face-up in your Spell & Trap Zone. You can only use this effect of "Argostars – Glorious Adra" once per turn. Review: The deck's main starter fetches your continuous trap cards and makes them immune to interruptions. Plus, when banished from your hand, it modifies ATK to shield you from potential OTKs. Ratio: Run 3 copies, no questions asked.   Argostars - Fierce Parthe Card Number: ALIN-JP020 Card Type: Effect Monster Level: 4 Rarity: R Attribute: EARTH Types: Warrior / Effect ATK: 1400 DEF: 1400 Gains 700 ATK/DEF for every other "Argostars" monster you control with different names. You can only use each of the following effects of "Argostars - Fierce Parthe" once per turn. (Quick Effect): You can reveal this card in your hand; return 1 face-up "Argostars" Continuous Trap you control to the hand, and if you do, Special Summon this card. You can banish this card; Set 1 Continuous Trap from your hand. It can be activated this turn. Review: The newest monster in ALLIANCE INSIGHT is a powerhouse! It can be the main beat stick of the theme, help your continuous trap monsters dodge targeting effects, and speed up the activation of a Continuous Trap card from your hand. Ratio: Run 0-3 copies.   Argostars - Home Stadium Card Number: Suda-AE058 Card Type: Spell Rarity: N Types: Field Spell Once per turn: You can pay 1000 LP; add 1 "Argostars" card from your GY or banishment to your hand. Each time a Continuous Trap in the Spell & Trap Zone is Special Summoned to your field, inflict 500 damage to your opponent. Once per Chain, if a Continuous Trap activates its effect in your Monster Zone, while you have a banished "Argostars" monster: You can target 1 face-up card your opponent controls; negate its effects until the end of this turn. Review: This field spell lets you recycle Argostars cards from your GY or banishment and offers an alternate win condition by inflicting 500 damage for each special summon of continuous trap monsters. Plus, it can negate any face-up card your opponent controls, though it's reactive and less effective against trigger effects. Ratio: Run 1-2 copies.   Argostars - Giant Hunting Card Number: ALIN-JP062 Card Type: Quick-Play Spell Card Rarity: N Description: Add 1 "Argostars" monster from your Deck to your hand, then, if you control a Continuous Trap in the Monster Zone and/or a Continuous Trap with an effect that Special Summons itself as a monster in the Spell & Trap Zone, immediately after this effect resolves, you can Normal Summon 1 Warrior monster. During your Main Phase: You can banish this card from your GY, then target 2 cards on the field, including an "Argostars" Continuous Trap you control; return them to the hand. You can only use 1 "Argostars - Gian Hunting" effect per turn, and only once that turn. Review: This quick-play search is packed with utility! It can instantly summon Adra to make your continuous trap cards unresponsive, serve as potential removal, and recycle them. Ratio: Run 3 copies, no questions asked.   Argostars - Lightning Tydeu Card Number: Suda-AE071 Card Type: Trap Rarity: SR Type: Continuous Trap While this card is face-up in the Spell & Trap Zone, Warrior monsters you control gain 500 ATK/DEF. Once per turn: You can discard 1 card; Special Summon this card as an Effect Monster (Warrior/LIGHT/Level 4/ATK 2000/DEF 2000) with the following effect (this card is also still a Trap), then you can add 1 "Argostars" card from your Deck to your hand, except "Argostars - Lightning Tydeu".- Once per turn (Quick Effect): You can place this card face-up in your Spell & Trap Zone. Review: The main semi-starter continuous trap card for the theme that can help search any Argostars card from your Deck when it is special summoned. Ratio: Run 2-3 copies.   Argostars - Swift Capane Card Number: Suda-AE072 Card Type: Trap Rarity: N Types: Continous Trap While this card is face-up in the Spell & Trap Zone, Warrior monsters you control cannot be destroyed by battle. Once per turn, if a Continuous Trap is in a Monster Zone: You can Special Summon this card as an Effect Monster (Warrior/LIGHT/Level 4/ATK 1800/DEF 1800) with the following effect (this card is also still a Trap), then if you have a banished "Argostars" monster, you gain 500 LP.- Once per turn (Quick Effect): You can place this card face-up in your Spell & Trap Zone. Review: This Argostars trap card protects your Warrior monsters from battle destruction while face-up in the Spell & Trap zone. Plus, like other Argostars continuous trap cards, you can place it back in your S/T Zone from the monster zone or special summon it from the Spell & Trap zone. Ratio: Run 2-3 copies.   Argostars - Slayer Eteo Card Number: Suda-AE073 Card Type: Trap Rarity: N Types: Continuous Trap While this card is face-up in the Spell & Trap Zone, Warrior monsters you control cannot be destroyed by card effects. Once per turn, when your opponent activates a card or effect: You can Special Summon this card as an Effect Monster (Warrior/LIGHT/Level 4/ATK 800/DEF 800) with the following effect (this card is also still a Trap), then if you have a banished "Argostars" monster, you can return 1 card on the field to the hand.- Once per turn (Quick Effect): You can place this card face-up in your Spell & Trap Zone. Review: This is your main removal tool in the archetype! To use it, your opponent must activate a card or effect, allowing you to special summon it from the Spell & Trap zone. Then, with a banished Argostars monster, you can return a card on the field to the hand. It's not ideal for preemptive removal, but it's powerful when conditions are met. Ratio: Run 1-3 copies.   Honorary Argostars Let's dive into the cards you can maximize with this theme!   Silhouhatte Rabbit Card Number: INFO-AE052 Card Type: Link Link: 2 Rarity: R Attribute: Light Types: Illusion ATK: 1500 2 Effect MonstersIf this card battles a monster, neither can be destroyed by that battle. You can only use each of the following effects of "Silhouhatte Rabbit" once per turn. If this card is Link Summoned: You can Set 1 Continuous Trap from your Deck with an effect that Special Summons itself as a monster, also this card cannot be used as Link Material this turn. If a card in the Spell & Trap Zone is Special Summoned to the Monster Zone (except during the Damage Step): You can target 1 Spell/Trap your opponent controls; destroy it. Review: This is your go-to link monster for Argostars! It fetches any Continuous Trap card from your Deck to your field that can be special summoned and, as a bonus, clears one of your opponent's Spell/Trap cards when a trap monster is summoned from your Spell/Trap zone. Ratio: Run 3 copies if you’re running Pot of Extravagance. Status of the Anguish Pattern Continuous Trap Card Special Summon this card as an Effect Monster (Rock-Type/EARTH/Level 7/ATK 0/DEF 2500). (This card is also still a Trap Card.) If Summoned this way, this card cannot be targeted by an opponent's card effects while you control another Trap Card that is a monster. If a card is Special Summoned from your Spell & Trap Zone to the Monster Zone while this card is a monster: You can target 1 card on the field; destroy it. Review: This monster trap card offers extra removal! With Argostars trap cards cycling between the Spell/Trap zone and monster zone each turn, you're guaranteed consistent removal. Ratio: Run 1-3 copies. Reinforcement of the Army Card Number: RC04-AE052 Card Type: Spell Rarity: SR Type: Normal spell Add 1 Level 4 or lower Warrior monster from your Deck to your hand. Review: Surprise! Argostar Adra and Parthe are Warrior-Type so you need more ways to consistently search them, especially Adra.   Sample Decklist: Here is a sample Argostars decklist from OCG. Feel free to modify this depending on the format that you’re playing. Sample Combo: 1.5 Card Combo via Argostars Glorious Adra Step 1: Nomal Summon Argostars Glorious Adra, use its effect to protect your continuous trap cards from your opponent’s effects. Use its other effect to place Argostars – Lightning Tydeu and Argostars – Swift Capane face up in your Spell/Trap zone. Step 2: Use Argostars – Lightning Tydeu’s effect from the Spell/Trap zone to special summon itself (Discard 1 card from your hand) then add Argostars Home Stadium from your Deck to your hand. Step 3: Activate Argostars – Home Stadium in your field zone. Step 4: Use Argostars Swift Capane from your Spell/Trap zone to special summon itself and gain 500 LP. Argostars – Home Stadium in your field zone will trigger to inflict 500 damage to your opponent’s LP. Step 5: Use Argostars - Swift Capane and Argostars – Lightning Tydeu to link summon Silhouhatte Rabbit> Set Argostars – Slayer Eteo from your Deck to your field. Step 6: Use Argostars – Home Stadium in your field zone (Pay 1000) to add Argostars – Lightning Tydeu Or Argostars – Swift Capane from your GY to your hand. Set it back on your field.   End board:   Argostars – Home Stadium (Potential trigger negate for opponent’s face-up card and burn damage.) Silhouhatte Rabbit – (Spell/Trap destruction) Argostars – Lightning Tydeu/Swift Capane (Additional Search or Gain LP/Battle Survival.) Argostars – Slayer Eteo (Trigger card bounce)   Summary:   I hope you all had a blast reading this article! Argostars is such a cool theme, and while it could use a bit more love in future sets, it definitely has some serious potential. What are your thoughts on the new Argostars theme? Let's hear it in the comments below! This has been ArcKnight of RespectYGO. Thanks for reading until the end. Happy Shuffling!