What's the point of hitting labrynth? They made the one deck that successfully puts normal trap cards to good use, and is not even overpowered or tier 1, and they are trying to make it weaker?
I guess dragon link plays through disruptions too easily, so it makes some sense to weaken that.
Fountain makes little sense, because the problem variant, runick stun, isn't even that great. But why is There Can Be Only One still at two copies? Putting TCBOO to one would have made a lot more sense.
I'm looking forward to these new dracoslayers because I already pulled all the old dracoslayers a long time ago getting Ignister Promenience for my pend magician deck. It'll be cool to have a use for those.
What's the point of hitting labrynth? They made the one deck that successfully puts normal trap cards to good use, and is not even overpowered or tier 1, and they are trying to make it weaker?
I guess dragon link plays through disruptions too easily, so it makes some sense to weaken that.
Fountain makes little sense, because the problem variant, runick stun, isn't even that great. But why is There Can Be Only One still at two copies? Putting TCBOO to one would have made a lot more sense.
The unlimits are interesting, at least.
What's the point of the Pot of E hit? Labrynth was a big pain in the fiend festival, but isn't doing much in ranked.
I'm glad to see the millers hit though.
I'm not planning to pull for it atm, but they certainly knew what they were doing with her summon animation.
I'm looking forward to these new dracoslayers because I already pulled all the old dracoslayers a long time ago getting Ignister Promenience for my pend magician deck. It'll be cool to have a use for those.
Cute and funny. Nice one!
I just finished building Labrynth last night, and still trying to get used to it. What do you think of using super poly in this deck?