Kefka, Dancing Mad Kefka, Dancing Mad takes a lot to get to and when you combine it with choice removal like Soul Shatter or Flare of Malice, that random card you get from each opponent's graveyard isn't so random anymore
Attack 1: [3] Emerald Break (30x) This attack does 30 damage times the number of your Benched Pokemon
Fblthp found himself on two other cards the next year, popping up in the Conspiracy card Unquestioned Authority , peeking out from behind the feet of other people on a flight of stairs, and then the Magic 2015 card Statute of Denial , hiding in a little gutter as wizards duel in the streets
sacrifice decks often go wide, which makes them vulnerable to board wipes, so a synergistic way to get your best cards back has value
Ishizu Tearlaments Shed a tear for Tearlaments The most recent deck on the list yet undoubtedly one of the best ever to grace the game of Yu-Gi-Oh!, this variant of the Tearlaments deck earns its place in history for how the four upgraded versions of Ishizus Fairy monsters from the original anime - hence the name - enhance the deck to play past the weaknesses in consistency that once held them back
What are some cards you would add to finish it
