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March 2007 Rust ~Dr. Werewolf
Hello there, Pojo people! As you know, rust is a
type of chemical reaction that has the power to
hurt metal, sometimes breaking it, sometimes
doing nothing more than just making it look bad.
However, today's article about "Rust" is
figurative. Since rust destroys machines, an
article about anti-machine, or more specifically
an anti-gadget card that carried the title
seemed appropriate.
Gadgets have been making pretty big impacts on
the metagame ever since their release in Machine
Re-Volt. They have top-eighted at tourneys
across the country, and can be devastating to
play against without preperation. Today's
article is about one card that can wreck the
gadget cycle completely, an underlooked
trap card that was released years ago in PSV.
Drum roll please...
And the card is...
Chain Destruction.
Not only does the card come with absolutely an
absolutely wicked name and art, its effect can
destroy the cycle of gadgets.
At this point you may be shouting, "but what is
the card's 'great' effect?"
The effect of Chain Destruction reads:
"You can activate this card when a monster with
and atk of 2000 or less is Normal Summoned, Flip
Summoned, or Special Summoned. Destroy all
monsters with the same name in the summoning
player's hand and deck. the deck is then
shuffled."
Well, right about now, you're probably thinking:
"Wow, great card. You have to have it set when
the opponent is summoning a monster, more
specifically a gadget, and then you have to
activate it, assuming it wasn't destroyed."
You would be right, but it does three important
things when it goes off:
1) Lets you look at the opponent's hand
2) Lets you look at the opponent's deck
3) Disrupts the opponent's hand and deck.
This card is more of an Side Deck card than a
Main deck card, and it's easy to see why (it
only works against one decktype). Try it out. If
I get my hands on one, it's definitely going
into a side deck.
Thank you all for reading,
~Dr. Werewolf
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