Shuffle Monsters Intro: GX!

[@TindraWhoDraws]

This is fire!🔥

[@timothysirmons8356]

i really hope that yall continue to do this all the way through. not only is the idea completely unique, but yall seem to have fun doing it too. keep up the good work!

[@whambamduel]

Thanks! And yes, we absolutely intend to continue-- we haven't even scratched the surface of our shuffles, and who knows what Xyz, Pendulums, and Links could have in store for us!

[@TheLetterJ0]

In just the DM era, we had: - Effects that were printed way too late to be useful become staples - Unusable monster effects suddenly become broken because they were put on monsters with different stats - Terribly statted monsters ending up with some of the best effects in the game - Playing directly into face up cards because we couldn't read them - Failing to read our own cards correctly because we've never used their effects before - Cards that work so well together that you'd swear they were designed to go together - Amazoness being tier 0 on release - A banlist full of cards that have never been banworthy in any other context, mostly with effects that aren't usually banworthy either It's everything I could have hoped for.

[@whambamduel]

@TheLetterJ0 hmmmm something tells me Crimson Gaia and Vision Resonator were designed to be played in the same deck... Of course, I'm just messing around. Cards like my Gift of the Mystical Elf and Forest working in such amazing tandem is something we never could have forseen

[@TheLetterJ0]

@@whambamduel Even then, That's 10 and Butterflyoke still have the same interaction, so you could recreate it in the TCG, if you really wanted to. I was thinking specifically of Performance of Sword and Griggle. Sauge de Fleur and Abominable Unchained Soul do have some destruction-related synergy, but were clearly not designed to be used together. But when you put the latter's effect on a level 1 plant, they suddenly go together better than some entire archetypes.