March 2007

Sniped! ~Dr. Werewolf

Hey there Pojogoer's, it's me again Dr. Werewolf with another card from STON that could be potentially dangerous: Cloak and Dagger.

Snipers are a vital part of any army. They are versatile, acting as scouts, long distance killers, or anything inbetween. Such is the versatality of Cloak and Dagger. It stalls or it destroys. Either way, you get something out of it.

Cloak and Dagger (STON-EN059, Rare/Ultimate Rare, Continuous Trap), like Pulling the Rug, is a dangerous almost-staple-if-not-staple card in a side deck. In fact, that's where it should be for the first duel in a match.

Before we go on, some of you may be asking "What is the glorious card's effect, Werewolf-san?" I

"I'll tell you," I reply.

Cloak and Dagger's effect is: "Declare 1 Monster Card name. If your opponent Normal Summons, Special Summons, or flips that monster(s) face-up, remove that monster(s) and this card from play.Declare 1 Monster Card name. If your opponent Normal Summons, Special Summons, or flips that monster(s) face-up, remove that monster(s) and this card from play."

That enough?

No?

Well, here's how you'd ideally play;


Match 1: Find out the opponent's deck type. If unsuccessful, assess the key monster (every deck has at least one, except burn decks), and side in between 1-3 CaDs, as needed.

Match 2: Activate CaD, and call out the key monster.

The best part of Cloak and Dagger is that it's a one for one at all times. Either the opponent destroys it with a s/t removal, or CaD removes itself and the Monster. Either way, no advantage is gained or lost.

If I were you, I'd side in two of these.

Then again, I'm not you.


This is Dr. Werewolf, signing off.


~Dr. Werewolf