Drytrons will still be a powerful deck to run on ranked by negating the plays/options of opponents, but they will be less effective than before. You can even use Senju or Manju to grab Benten to then tribute Benten for Ultimateness. You will essentially lose your Normal Summon to summon either Senju or Manju, but at least you can use either of the monsters on your field to Ritual-summon. Both need to be normal-summoned, but will still grab you the Herald of Ultimateness Drytron players desire. Two ideal Monster cards to substitute the lack of two Bentens are Senju of the Ten Thousand Hands or Manju of the Ten Thousand Hands. Lowering the amount of Benten copies allows less of a chance to start opening hands with her, and allows her search ability to be used in tandem.Ī large hit to Drytron Ritual decks. With many duelists even surrendered due to the lack of followthrough against Herald. This combo shut down opponents and prevented them from doing anything. Ultimateness then is able to negate special summons, and all monster, trap, and spell effects so as long as the Ultimateness player sends a fairy monster from their hand to the graveyard. Going first allowed Drytron players to easily search, and summon Ultimateness to the field on the first turn. Using the tribute effect of Benten as a Ritual requirement allowed players to pull one of the strongest Ritual monsters in the game: Herald of Ultimateness. The issue in Master Duel became that players were not using this in Cyber Angel decks, but on Drytron decks. Being able to provide more options, and searching versatility on an engine focused on light fairy types. Cyber Angel BentenĬyber Angel Benten herself is a great card to help Cyber Angels combo into more Ritual-summoning by adding Cyber Angels from deck to hand such as Cyber Angel Vrash, Cyber Angel Izana, and Cyber Angel Dakini. Two cards have been added to only one copy each for Master Duel’s recent update: Cyber Angel Benten and Conquistador of the Golden Land. Just because a card is limited in the TCG or original card game (OCG) does not necessarily mean it will also be limited in Master Duel’s format. Limited means that only one copy of a specific card can be added or allowed in a deck. Many of these issues stem from the trading card game (TCG) itself, so to circumvent that, Master Duel has already had most of these cards banned from release so as to not create the same or more problems. More than 80 cards have been placed in the Forbidden listing. Here you can choose the type of regulation, and look at each card individually from its card art to its effects. To look at the list of Forbidden, Limited, or Semi-limited cards in-game, at the main menu click on the top right on the submenu, and you will see “Forbidden/Limited” near the top. Thankfully, no cards have been added to the Forbidden List for this update. In this guide, we’ll go through each of the new Limited, and Semi-Limited changes with the game’s recent update, why these changes have occurred or have been implemented, which decks/engines/archetypes have been hit with these specific nerfs, provide card substitutes, and more.
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