Keeper of Keys Most monarch cards care about accruing value or punishing your opponents for taking the monarchy, but Keeper of Keys takes a far more aggressive approach with its unblockable ability
Some effects can grant a sorcery flash, which basically overrides the sorcery-speed restriction and lets you play it as if it were an instant
Emerald and Rubys split ability to deal with opponents cards while working toward unleashing its own powerful characters makes it a deck that requires some practice to fully understand, needing some careful cardplay - and good luck - to overcome its less forgiving aspects
he commands them like a tactician
There are only a handful of ways to remove specific cards from your opponents deck, most of which are known by the slang term capping or surgical-ing. These come from Jester's Cap and Surgical Extraction, though there are a few other cards that are similar
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