Works nicely with Crystron Halqifibrax and Selene, as well as can put a Blue-Eyes monster on the board. Sets up your grave and can put a Blue-Eyes monster on board with ease.Ĭan search for your stones or Effect Veiler to interrupt your opponent. This is a superior starter (it can both be a starter or an extender). If Fusion summoned with Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon, you can destroy 3 cards your opponent controls each turn. Untargetable and can’t be destroyed by card effects (combined with 4500 Atk) makes this card very difficult to out. The icing on the cake, is that this fusion monster is fairly generic/easy to summon too! You can pick counter traps or continuous traps. Furthermore, during the Damage step (if this card battled), you can set ANY trap you have in your grave. Unaffected by trap cards is a nice protection on top of a monster that can attack all your opponent’s monsters (which can steal games). You are also likely sealing the Extra Deck (since most decks use monsters effects to setup the requisite conditions). Without monster effects, most decks can’t get over 3000 ATK. Number 97: Draglubion summons this with at least 9000 ATK, which can close out games.įlip this up and put a 3000 ATK monster on the field. Pendulum, Tri-Brigade Revolt, etc.) can win games.Ĭlears difficult items from the field and can swing for 5300 ATK (when using the Crystron Halqifibrax sequence). Preventing multiple simultaneous summons (ie.
Low consistency (low chance of finding the necessary cards in opening hand).
A dedicated article will be created for the Fusion and Ritual strategies where those approaches are given the proper level of exploration and detail.Įxordio del Duelista did an amazing job with the following summary slides. This article covers the base Blue-Eyes archetype deck (which may contain Blue-Eyes fusion monsters).
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