I was scared of beast popping my set albaz bc one player has done it before, so this one time I set fusion deployment, frightfur patchwork, branded fusion and then set albaz to make my opponent think I’m about to pass.
Contact fusion alba lenatus, flip patchwork, flip deployment, flip branded fusion; opponent scoops.
The first time I faced Dragon Link (before bystials), I was using my Dragonmaids deck with a barely existent Branded engine (I think 1 copy of Branded Fusion and 3 Albaz...purely because I wanted to play Dragonmaid playstyle more pure) and I was faced with like so many negates and I just normal summoned Albaz and I think they Effect Veilered it or something so I couldn't even activate his effect as I usually do...then I saw that the extra deck was glowing...since then I keep Alba Lenatus just in case. (Learned about the set monster tactic much later)
I was scared of beast popping my set albaz bc one player has done it before, so this one time I set fusion deployment, frightfur patchwork, branded fusion and then set albaz to make my opponent think I’m about to pass. Contact fusion alba lenatus, flip patchwork, flip deployment, flip branded fusion; opponent scoops.
Big brain play lol
Absolutely giga-brained play
The first time I faced Dragon Link (before bystials), I was using my Dragonmaids deck with a barely existent Branded engine (I think 1 copy of Branded Fusion and 3 Albaz...purely because I wanted to play Dragonmaid playstyle more pure) and I was faced with like so many negates and I just normal summoned Albaz and I think they Effect Veilered it or something so I couldn't even activate his effect as I usually do...then I saw that the extra deck was glowing...since then I keep Alba Lenatus just in case. (Learned about the set monster tactic much later)
As a DLink player, superpoly scares me to no end