The Home Screen lets you see a big portrait of the character youre currently using and/or their deck floating around
Perhaps the most notable changes in the game's history have occurred with the Fiend-type because its monsters are not as off-putting as they once were
In standard it was the core to the aptly named Puresteel Paladin deck, using its main ability to draw into more action and later on the metalcraft ability to cheat out on some equip costs, but it has also seen play in Cheerios, a deck based around 0 mana artifacts and Paradoxical Outcome to eventually cast Grapeshot, and most recently in Hammer Time, which focuses on Colossus Hammer, where Puresteel Paladin once again comes in to both help circumvent equip costs
This card can only be fusion or special-summoned using three level 10 monsters that cannot be normal summoned or set
It can also create 4/4 angel tokens with flying and vigilance, which can quickly overwhelm your opponents
However, as we've learned from the most valuable Prize Pack Series cards, sometimes artwork that usually doesn't gain much traction when released in its normal set will become more popular as a Prize Pack pull, as is the case here
