At the very beginning of the Duel, a copy of one of these cards is added to the hand based on which Deck was chosen
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They might not be a meaningfully supported archetype in most sets, but you still find them, often as a boon for doing something simple like triggering heroic on Phalanx Leader, to juicing up a card like Ancient Animus, or just to make an aggressive deck more viable
I'm a sucker for sneaking big creatures into play
These have a retro-tech appearance with artwork that is sure to send a chill down your spine
In the early days of Yu-Gi-Oh!, Trap Cards were among the strongest cards in the game, and even today they play a pivotal role in many decks