3 Pendulum Call 2 Terraforming 1 Foolish Burial 2 Destruction Swordmaster Fusion 1 Starlight Junktion 1 Sky Iris Traps (0) Extra Deck (15) 1 Rune-Eyes Pendulum Dragon 2 Buster Blader the Dragon Destroyer Swordsman 1 Beelze King of Diabolic Dragons 1 Scrap Dragon 1 Stardust Dragon 2 Buster Dragon 1 Odd-Eyes Meteorburst Dragon 1 Blackrose Dragon 1 Odd-Eyes Rebellion Dragon 1 Odd-Eyes Absolute Dragon 1 Red-Eyes Flare Metal Dragon 1 Number 11: Big Eye 1 Ebon Illusion Magician Heres a video How to summon Buster Blader and Buster Blader, the Destruction Swordsmaster The Destruction Swordmaster needs to be on the field or in the graveyard for it to matter, so the deck has to have a way to discard it or summon it from the hand
Furthermore, pieces of the strategy have been incorporated into other decks because of how versatile the cards are
Of course, there are always going to be cards which are inherently more powerful and these are usually the most popular in a set, particularly if it is a fan favourite Pokmon as well, such as a Charizard
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Esika's Chariot The equivalent of an 8/8 in power and toughness for four mana doesn't feel fair, and Esika's Chariot doesn't let up, copying a token each and every time it attacks
