---------------------------------------------------------------------------- TEA Deck Level - 933 Dotr_Tea ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Location: Windsor Deck Leader: Dancing Elf Rank: 2nd Lieutenant Leader Abilities: None Map: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 A N N N M N N N B M N N N N m N C N N m N N N N D N N N N M N N E N M N N N N m F N N N m N N N G m N N N M N N Key: C = Crush D = Dark F = Forest L = Labrynth m = Meadow M = Mountain N = Normal S = Sea T = Toon W = Wasteland Cards: Monsters: AirKnight Parshath Binding Chain Dancing Elfx2 Doma The Angel Of Silence x2 Goddess With The Third Eye Gyakutenno Megumi x2 Happy Lover Hourglass Of Courage Hourglass Of Life Hoshinigen x2 Key Mace Orion The Battle King Petit Angel Ray And Temperance Skelangel Spirit of the Harp x2 Tenderness Wing Egg Elf x2 Winged Egg of New Life x2 Magic: Creature Swap Dark Piercing Light Enchanted Javelin x2 Insect Imatation x2 Silver Bow and Arrow x3 Soul Of The Pure x2 Winged Trumpeter x2 Trap: Tears Of The Mermaid Tea is the first of the Lancastrian defenses and naturally the easiest since she is the first one that you can duel

The thing that sets cascade and Violent Outburst apart from the other must answer linear strategies is cascade freerolls playing through the interaction
Dakkon Blackblade, the closest that this set has to a 'main character' that got any kind of tie-in fiction, is a reasonably cool knight with a pretty elaborate shield and a badass sword, which, I believe, is cursed in some way
Its piercing red eyes stare directly at the player as if to challenge them
Its exceedingly fair in a rather unexciting way and looks distinctly less interesting than the Sultai Arisen backup commander, Teval, the Balanced Scale
Duel Links demonstrated long-term revenue sustainability, yet the genre rarely broke into mainstream casual dominance