Shutting off Monster Effects is good, and the deck has ways to increase his mediocre power aplenty
All prices correct at time of publication
Nothing is more important in Magic than reliably playing lands and guaranteeing you have enough mana to fuel the later stages of the game, and these versatile cards keep you from falling behind
Provided Decklist: Monsters: 31 | Trias Hierarchia || DoSolfachord Coolia || Antihuman Intelligence ME-PSY-YA | TiSolfachord Beautia | LaSolfachord Angelia | Performapal Monkeyboard || SolSolfachord Gracia | Codebreaker Zero Day || FaSolfachord Fancia | Performapal Celestial Magician || Performapal Pendulum Sorcerer || Purple Poison Magician | Harmonizing Magician | Performapal Lizardraw | Performapal Ladyange ||| ReSolfachord Dreamia ||| Diviner of the Herald | Performapal Odd-Eyes Synchron ||| DoSolfachord Cutia Spells: 13 || Pendulum Treasure ||| Solfachord Elegance || Duelist Alliance | Pendulum Call ||| Solfachord Symphonia || Solfachord Harmonia Extra Deck: | Elder Entity Ntss | Knightmare Gryphon | Accesscode Talker | Apollousa, Bow of the Goddess | Codebreaker Virus Berserker || GranSolfachord Coolia | Knightmare Unicorn | Selene, Queen of the Master Magicians | Codebreaker Virus Swordsman | Knightmare Phoenix | GranSolfachord Musecia | Dharc the Dark Charmer, Gloomy | Beyond the Pendulum | Relinquished Anima Note: This is continuing the style of Creative Deck Profile articles, designed to showcase a build through replays and an attached summary
e-Card Series Card Backs (2002-2003) The e-Card Series Pokmon card back designs were from 2002 to 2003
Im gripped with The Fear as I can sense the gaping maw of The Pokemon Company yawning wide ready to swallow my wallet and kick off another addiction
