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Firemind's Foresight is a tutor on steroids, and Etherium-Horn Sorcerer might not look like a grand experiment, but it's actually designed to throw out more and more spells so long as you have a ton of mana

Main deck: Blue-Eyes White Dragon x3 Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon x2 Nebula Dragon x2 Chaos Dragon Levianeer x1 Sage with Eyes of Blue x3 The White Stone of Ancients x3 The White Stone of Legend x1 Maxx 'C' x3 Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring x3 Pot of Desires x3 Return of the Dragon Lords x2 Dragon's Mirror x2 The Melody of Awakening Dragon x3 Infinite Impermanence x2 Skill Drain x2 True Light x2 Extra deck: Neo Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon x2 Blue-Eyes Twin Burst Dragon x2 Azure-Eyes Silver Dragon x1 Blue-Eyes Spirit Dragon x2 Black Rose Moonlight Dragon x1 Number 100: Numeron Dragon x1 Dingirsu, the Orcust of the Evening Star x1 Number 38: Hope Harbinger Dragon Titanic Galaxy x1 Number 97: Draglubion x1 Number 92: Heart-eartH Dragon x1 Divine Arsenal AA-ZEUS - Sky Thunder x1 Cryston Halqifibrax x1 With that, you should be ready to unleash a stream of destruction on your opponents using your brand new Yu-Gi-Oh
Excadrill costs 70 Pack Points to craft
No SEC or Manga Rare required
Most tribal decks, such as Zombie decks, will use enchantments to boost their creatures, instants/sorceries to apply one-time effects to those Zombies, or even planeswalkers for value turn after turn