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But I gotta say, it's really fun when you're not on the receiving end of the bs.
Or took one look at Painful Choice and somehow said "We need this level of mill power back".
I do wonder why they had to mill both players though. Like that's crazy. I do my combo and suddenly my opponent is down 20 cards... I wasn't even trying to mill them lol.
Because Exchange of the Spirit.
The idea is to use Kelbek and Agido to mill down the decks, the use Exchange, then Mudora and Keldo to put cards back into oppenents deck from GY so when the swap happens, you have way more cards than they do in the deck.
Too bad it doesn't really work the way it is intended with them all being HOPT (they would be even more broken if they weren't).
I didn't knew Maxx "C" affects cards that shuffle from GY to the deck or mill cards.
Are you sure we're thinking of the same card?