Now, here is a disclaimer: All of the cards from here on out will be randomly generated from purchasing card packs (the main method) as well as from winning single player duels. Finishing our opponent with our fusion creature "Blaze Fenix, the Burning Bombardment Bird"s effect, which will help us grind towards 100k Effect Damage (damage caused by a cards effect rather than battle during the Combat Phase) for it's associated achievement. Grinding 50k Reflect Damage (damage that is reflected back to the attacking opponent, caused when the creature he attacks with has a lower ATK stat than the creature, designated as the defender, has in the DEF stat while it is in defense position ) and 2.
Don't worry about the purple cards under the "Extra" tab, we will only be using the first two (Blaze Fenix, the Burning Bombardment Bird ) and they do not take up space in your main deck (If you feel inclined, you may move the unnecessary cards out of the deck and into the trunk).What we will be doing with this deck is 1. You should now be at 40 cards (indicated above the upper-rightmost card, which should be "Liberty at Last!"). Now press to move the cursor from the Trunk to the Deck, and press then to move the following cards from the Deck to the Trunk: While looking at the zoomed card on the left side, start from the green cards and go back up and find these cards, then press, followed by on them to move them from your trunk (where your excess cards go) to your Deck (which is the cards you play with when this deck is selected):
You're going to want to scroll down the cards until the point that the cards turn from yellow/orange to green and stop. Select the very first card (Blazing Inpachi) by pressing and then. In here, you're going to want to press until the words in the " Sort By:" window say DEF. First, press to move the cursor to the Trunk. The 2021 Mega Tins have made the game more accessible than ever, with plenty of fantastic decks to play with during your duels.Now while in this screen, we're going to throw together a shabby little deck that will help us start grinding some annoying achievements early.
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