168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Yu-Gi-Oh!'s 25th anniversary continued with the Duelist Nexus expansion. Within the booster pack rainbow, the ‘Duelist’ sets, adorned in Konami's signature green, have established a reputation for ushering in new gameplay dynamics or revitalising existing mechanics.
Duelist Nexus has emerged as a historic set, marking the first instance of a new monster type in Yu-Gi-Oh! since the introduction of Cyberse monsters in 2017. This new category, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:named Illusion monsters, comes with an al🙈l new, and intri♕guing, gameplay mechanic.
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10 💮 Co♐smic Quasar Dragon (Quarter Century Secret Rare) – $67.70
The Quick Effect of Cosmic Quasar Dragon enables you to Special Summon Shooting Quasar Dragon, Cosmic Blaꦇzar Dragon, or Stardust Sifr Divine Dragon. Much like Cosmic Quasar, these other dragons also have 4000 ATK and DEF and powerful effects.
However, Cosmic Quasar&rsquo🎉;s true power lies in its ability to target face-up cards on the field, up to the number of monsters used as Synchro Material, with a plus one, and negate their effects. This effect cannot be🌜 negated and acts as a great way to nullify your opponent. Due to the OTK potential, this price should stay quite high.
9 Emಞperor Charles The Great (Quart🅷er Century Secret Rare) – $69.77
Sharing the same name of the famous Holy Roman Emperor, Charlemagne, Emperor Charles The Great🐭 is a Link Monster that is centred around Infernoble Knights. You can equip Divine Sword - Phoenix Blade to Infernoble Knight Emperor Chಌarles to facilitate the Link Summon of this card.
The “protect the Emperor” approach Konami has taken with this card is a nice touch that offers some fun Y🎃u-Gi-Oh! gameplay. Infernobles are also still played, so this card is a welcome addition to the deck and will keep its va𓄧lue and status for quite some time.
8 Sinful Spoils Of Subversion - Snake-Eye (Quarter Century Secret Rare) &ndash🌊; $70.12 🅷
Going second isn’t always the right move in Yu-Gi-Oh!, but, with Sinful Spoils Of Subversion - Snake-Eye, it could be. The card is able to be easily searched for using cards li🐲ke Triple Tactics Thrust or Endymion or The Mighty Master Of 🎐Magic. This means you won’t be waiting on ‘The Heart Of The Cards’ to draw it.
Sinful Spoils Of Subversion - Snake Eye works really well with Crystal Bea🗹sts or Mekk-Knight to make fun decks when going second, however, with po♎ssible one-turn kills in Yu-Gi-Oh!, it’s probably best not to play these decks competitively.
7 Chimera The King Of Phantom Beasts (Quarter Century Secret Rare) –꧟ $77.20
Konami’s re-imagined cards are always an interesting twist on the originals. Chimera The King Of Phantom Beasts can be played with Mirror Swordknight for an easy way to start the combo to summon it. Once summoned, it can be used to discard a card from the opponent's hand.
You can also banish it to special summon a Beast, Fiend, or Illusion monster from your graveyard on your opponent's turn. Chimera’s are more of a fun, casual deck to play, and outside the meta, so the price of Chimera The King Of Phantom Beasts will probably stabilise on what a collector would be willing to pay for it, rather than being used in the TCG.
6 🥃 Unch💙ained Soul Lord Of Yama (Quarter Century Secret Rare) – $95.00
Unchained Soul Lord of Yama is a great card to seek additional Unchained cards from your deck or GY, as well as special summoning Fiends. Ideally 𒉰you would want to use this card in conjunction with Lady Labrynth of ꧂the Silver Castle in a Labrynth based deck profile.
Due to its competitive use in both Unchained and Labrynth decks, coupled with the collectabi🔜lity of the 25th Anniversary secret rares, Unchained Soul Lord of Yama is likely to retain its status of bei✃ng an expensive card.
5 Epurrely Noir (Qua🗹rter Century Secret Rare) – $107.18
Purrely is considered an adorable fan-favorite archetype, how could it not be when they are 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:literally cats? With Epurrely Noir you can return cards to your opponent's hand, as well as set traps straight from the deck. While Purrely deck builds such as Purrely Spright may no longer be involved with the current meta, they’re still a fun deck to play around with.
And, with the additional Purrely cards Duelist Nexus offers, it allows f🎃or some variat꧟ion in the way the decks had been played in the past. New decks are also being formed such as Volcanic Purrely, and while still not the meta, it means there’s still a demand for Epurrely Noir which should stabilize the price.
4 🦂 Vi♔sas Amritara (Quarter Century Secret Rare) – $108.22
Duelist Nexus’ supplies a lot of extra deck monsters, and one that stands out is Visas Amritara. The artwork for Visas Amritara is stunning and stands out as a collectible card that would make a great addition to any b⭕inder.
While you can add Visas Amritara to a Mannadium deck, outside of that, and a Visas Starfrost deck, there aren’t many uses for it in the current meta. However, given the art and the gorgeous rarity that is the 25th Anniversary 🎉secret rare, this card’s value is based on being a coll💖ectors piece.
3 Crimson Dragon (Quart꧂er Century Secret Rare) – $139.05 ꦬ
Crimson Dragon could be considered an overpowered card. With it being easy to summon you can use this card to summon Hot Red Dragon Archfiend King Calamity on your opponent's turn and stop them from playing any cards. You can achieve this with many different deck profiles that allow you to easily summon level 12s. For example, Virtual World or Superheavy Samurai.
As it stands, Crimson Dra𝔍gon is a card that will get a lot of competitive play, however, considering how strong the card is, it wouldn’t be surprising to either see it get added to the forbidden list, or nerfed. Should that happen, you can expect the value of this card to drop significantly.
2 ൩ Revolution Synchron (Quarter Century Secret Rare) – $203.14 𝔍
For players that love to play synchros, Revolution Synchron is a fantastic addition to any deck. If you play three copies of the card ‘Tuning’ you’ll be able to easily search this card stra൲ight from your deck, allowing for some super combos.
Revolution Synchron is a fantastic card for versatility due to how many options it can be paired with, for example, Reborn Tengu or ABC Dragon Buster. Therefore, because of the card's usability, there’s a large chance that the price will stay both stable and high with the amount of players that will be looking to include it in their decks.
1 Magicians of Bond and Unity (Quarter Century Secret Rare) – $208.4🦄5
Similar to how Ten Thousand Dragon was released to celebrate 10 thousand cards, Magicians of Bond and Unity is a celebration of the 25th anniversary of Yu-Gi-Oh!. While the card would be difficult to summon, consid🦄ering to get the most out of the card, both players must have 25 or more cards in the GY, it could be combined with That Grass Looks Greener to allow for an easier summon.
With no once-per-turn summoning condition and a maximum of three allowed per deck, there would be a chance to play multiple copies of Magicians of Bond and Unity on the field to wipe out your opponent's life points.