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They let you grab exactly what you need fast, whether its a combo piece, a clutch answer, or protection for your win turn
Pradesh Gypsies is probably one of the strangest green creatures in all of Magic
The Illusion-Type "Mirror Swordknight" and "Cornfield Coatl" are the Deck's starters and providers of GY negation effects: "Gazelle the King of Mythical Claws" and "Big-Winged Berfomet" are the Deck's main Fusion Materials, able to search out each other and/or "Chimera Fusion" when summoned, and float into Illusion monsters upon being used as Fusion Materials: Taken together, these four monsters and "Chimera Fusion" form a closed resource loop: "Coatl" can search "Swordknight", "Swordknight" can summon "Berfomet", "Berfomet" can search "Gazelle" and "Chimera Fusion", and fusing "Berfomet" with "Gazelle" can revive + search "Coatl" and "Swordknight"
One way to creating fake cards is to start with a real magic card, and then make it look like a more expensive version of the card
Webster says that mind games are used to manipulate or intimidate, whereas Random House (accessed through dictionary.com) shows a bit more appreciation, elevating their use to psychological manipulation or strategy . Since the intent of this article is to neither advocate rule-breaking nor tolerate it, the following definition, derived from the John Kettler Dictionary, is what well mean every time the phrase mind games pops up during the first part of the article: Legal Mind Games: Manipulation by psychological means, excluding intimidation and distraction