And while Spellcasters may have a lot of strong monsters, youre going to need more than just strong monsters if you want to win at Yu-Gi-Oh
A natural downside of decks that utilize big mana creatures is that if the ways to cheat around their mana cost aren't on the battlefield, the big spells will stay stuck in your hand
That said, it's actually a powerful card
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The odds that your opponent is also running a Spellcaster deck is vanishingly small especially in todays format where a lot of the top decks are Dragon orientated, meaning this could shut down your opponent 99 times out of 100
