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Commemorating Classics: Relinquished


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Select 1 monster on your opponent's side of the field and equip it to this card (this effect can only be used once per turn and you can only equip 1 monster at a time to this card). The ATK and DEF of this card become the same amounts as the monster equipped to this card. If this card is destroyed as a result of battle, the equipped monster is destroyed instead, and any battle damage you received from the battle is also inflicted to your opponent's Life Points.

 

I'm sure some of us remember Pegasus's star monster. Discuss how he can affect the meta, and discuss him in general!

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Great card is GREAT!

 

It turns your opponent's key monster into their weakness!

 

Opponent: Ha! I've got DAD on the field now! I destroy your dijinn and attack directly! Your turn.

 

You: I activate Heavy Storm and then Dark Illusion Ritual, RFP Dijinn and summon Sacrifice (Relinquished) and equip your DAD to my monster. I attack directly.

 

Opponent: FUUUUUUUUUU-

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guys' date=' here's the situation, your opponent has just played relinquished with the din that stops you from special summoning, and has set 3 cards, in an atempt to protect it, and it just stole a monster of yours.

 

what do you?

[/quote']

 

Heavy Storm then fissure

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guys' date=' here's the situation, your opponent has just played relinquished with the din that stops you from special summoning, and has set 3 cards, in an atempt to protect it, and it just stole a monster of yours.

 

what do you?

[/quote']

 

Heavy Storm then fissure

 

congratz, you just triggered starlight road.

 

because, what else would a semi-noob deck like this play?

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guys' date=' here's the situation, your opponent has just played relinquished with the din that stops you from special summoning, and has set 3 cards, in an atempt to protect it, and it just stole a monster of yours.

 

what do you?

[/quote']

 

Heavy Storm then fissure

 

congratz, you just triggered starlight road.

 

because, what else would a semi-noob deck like this play?

 

lol you got me. I was expecting 2 dark bribes and a solemn face down.

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guys' date=' here's the situation, your opponent has just played relinquished with the din that stops you from special summoning, and has set 3 cards, in an atempt to protect it, and it just stole a monster of yours.

 

what do you?

[/quote']

 

Heavy Storm then fissure

 

congratz, you just triggered starlight road.

 

because, what else would a semi-noob deck like this play?

 

lol you got me. I was expecting 2 dark bribes and a solemn face down.

 

I actually had it secretly as starlight road, fiendish chain, and magic drain.

if you had played just fissure, you could not have been stopped.

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guys' date=' here's the situation, your opponent has just played relinquished with the din that stops you from special summoning, and has set 3 cards, in an atempt to protect it, and it just stole a monster of yours.

 

what do you?

[/quote']

 

Heavy Storm then fissure

 

congratz, you just triggered starlight road.

 

because, what else would a semi-noob deck like this play?

 

Because playing Starlight Road as a staple makes you a noob obviously. And apparently, Relinquished can't be played by pros.

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guys' date=' here's the situation, your opponent has just played relinquished with the din that stops you from special summoning, and has set 3 cards, in an atempt to protect it, and it just stole a monster of yours.

 

what do you?

[/quote']

 

Heavy Storm then fissure

 

congratz, you just triggered starlight road.

 

because, what else would a semi-noob deck like this play?

 

Because playing Starlight Road as a staple makes you a noob obviously. And apparently, Relinquished can't be played by pros.

 

nope, they are all to busy figuring out how to make inferinty work, or how to break them with their current deck.

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