By the end of 2002, four sets were released: Legend of Blue Eyes, Metal Raiders, Magic Ruler (renamed Spell Ruler) and Pharaohs Servant
Volume 19 is the exact halfway point of the series, and a new challenger gets on the board, with Marik Ishtar forcing his servant Pandora to commit suicide after losing a duel to Yugi
They're the reason we can cycle through attackers, they're the reason the deck is consistent
Provided Decklist: Monsters: 18 || Abominable Unchained Soul ||| Sage de Fleur | Unchained Soul of Disaster | Dark Spirit of Banishment ||| Unchained Twins Aruha ||| Unchained Twins Sarama ||| Unchained Twins Rakea || Aromage Laurel Spells: 10 ||| Abominations Prison ||| Z-ONE | Terraforming | Wailing of the Unchained Souls || Soul Binding Gate Traps: 14 || Heavy Storm Duster || Escape of the Unchained || Torrential Tribute ||| Trap Trick ||| Abominable Chamber of the Unchained || Compulsory Evacuation Device Extra: | Virtual World Kyubi Shenshen | Wolfrayet the Stellar Wind Wolf | Number 38: Hope Harbinger Dragon Titanic Galaxy | Dingirsu, the Orcust of the Evening Star | The Phantom Knights of Break Sword | Virtual World Shell Jaja | Number 49: Fortune Tune | Underworld Goddess of the Closed World | Unchained Abomination | Topologic Trisbaena || Unchained Soul of Anguish | Knightmare Unicorn || Unchained Soul of Rage Note: This is continuing the style of Creative Deck Profile articles, designed to showcase a build through replays and an attached summary
On the other hand, you have an instant for that draws a card and tutors a basic land for your hand
