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| − | '''Dead Card''' refers to the [[card]]s in your [[hand]] or [[battle zone]] that are in state of uselessness under certain situations. |
+ | '''Dead Card''' refers to the [[card]]s in your [[hand]], [[Shield]]s or [[battle zone]] that are in state of uselessness under certain situations. |
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*Controlling a card such as [[Berlin, Bell Gravekeeper]] when your opponent doesn't use Card Discard. |
*Controlling a card such as [[Berlin, Bell Gravekeeper]] when your opponent doesn't use Card Discard. |
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*A basic Mana Acceleration such as [[Faerie Life]] late in the game. [[Pixie Life]] suffers less from this problem as it can recover powerful colorless finishers from your mana zone. |
*A basic Mana Acceleration such as [[Faerie Life]] late in the game. [[Pixie Life]] suffers less from this problem as it can recover powerful colorless finishers from your mana zone. |
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| + | *Holding a [[Reanimate]] card if you do not have any reanimation targets in your graveyard. |
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*Controlling [[Magnum, Shortshot]] while your opponent has a large number of spells with "Shield Trigger", or [[Rafululu, Sound Faerie]] while your opponent has a large number of creatures with "Shield Trigger". When both of them are put into the battle zone in the same turn, this problem is avoided. |
*Controlling [[Magnum, Shortshot]] while your opponent has a large number of spells with "Shield Trigger", or [[Rafululu, Sound Faerie]] while your opponent has a large number of creatures with "Shield Trigger". When both of them are put into the battle zone in the same turn, this problem is avoided. |
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Revision as of 17:42, 28 October 2017
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Dead Card refers to the cards in your hand, Shields or battle zone that are in state of uselessness under certain situations.
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Examples include:
- No cards in your opponents hand, while you hold a Card Discard card such as Lost Soul or Demon Wolf, Betrayal Moonlight Castle.
- Holding a high cost card with "Shield Trigger" such as Holy, Flash Guardian and Team Tech's Wave Go! in your hand.
- Holding a high cost card during the early turns of the game.
- Holding an Evolution Creature in your hand without an Evolution Source.
- Each of your opponents creatures have too much power for your Power Based Removal,
- Controlling a card such as Berlin, Bell Gravekeeper when your opponent doesn't use Card Discard.
- A basic Mana Acceleration such as Faerie Life late in the game. Pixie Life suffers less from this problem as it can recover powerful colorless finishers from your mana zone.
- Holding a Reanimate card if you do not have any reanimation targets in your graveyard.
- Controlling Magnum, Shortshot while your opponent has a large number of spells with "Shield Trigger", or Rafululu, Sound Faerie while your opponent has a large number of creatures with "Shield Trigger". When both of them are put into the battle zone in the same turn, this problem is avoided.
Depending on the situation, even powerful metagame cards can become useless based on the deck you are playing against. Some cards such as draw spells will often always prove useful, but even powerful abilities such as Mana Acceleration can be useless with too much of it.