I heard stories of cards like Fortune Thief, Fathom Seer, and Brine Elemental that all saw a bunch of play before my time
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Just look at their border, not to mention the fact that they're easier rather than harder to cast
Set Contents Monster Holy Fire King Galdonix UR x 3 Fire King Kirin SR x 3 Fire King Ganesha SR x 3 Fire King Baron N x1 Fire King Hanuman SR1 True Fire King Ponyx SR3 Fire Queen Urcanicus UR3 Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring SR3 Maxx "C" SR3 Effect Veiler SR3 Magic Fire King Island SR3 Fire King Sanctuary SR2 Fire King God Heavenly Burn SR1 Fire King Fire Return N1 Kaiser Colosseum N3 Trap Infinite Impermanence SR3 EX I:P Mascarena UR1 S:P Little Knight SR1 Gifted Fire Blame Princess UR1 Amphibious Swarmship Amblowhale UR1 Linkuriboh N1 Accesscode Talker N x1 Decode Talker, Heat Soul SR1 Hiita the Fire Charmer, Ablaze N1 Dharc the Dark Charmer SR1 Salamangreat Sunlight Wolf N1 No.38 Titanic Galaxy, Titanic Dragon of Hope Enchantment N1 No.97Drag Ravion, the Dragon Shadow God UR1 No.100Numelon Dragon SR1 No.2 Fire King God Galdonix Eternity UR #GATCHA Deck Item ID: 10302554
Theres a lot to unpack here, so lets just get right into todays deck, Divine Convocation, the white/blue/red deck led by Kasla, the Broken HaloKasla, the Broken Halo
But the days of seeing cards like Ultimate Great Moth and Insect Queen have long since passed, and now there are a handful of archetypes that primarily feature Insect-type monsters as well as plenty of standalone Insect-types that would be a great fit in any deck infested with these critters
