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Edit: and taking away 1 of 12 starters in super heavy sams isn't going to change the deck much.
The problem is they're attempting to hurt a meta deck by hurting tools outside of the archetype... which just hurts the archetypes that they belong to. Nadir servant shouldn't have any place on the ban list. But it gets to pay for the sins of labrynth. As a lab main, I don't see why nadir servant needs to get hit, just hit lab, even though I don't think it needs a hit in the first place.
Kashtira, a deck that already suffers from serious consistency issues has to become even more bricky because of snake eyes. And dogmatika loses a consistency card as well.
Decks built with only anti-game cards should also be banned, "C" Maxx and Ash Blossom are good cards and essential defensively and nullify effects and acquire more cards in the hand, they are normal, I don't think they need to be banned , maybe I can be limited to two cards each .
Snake Eye is bizarre when we destroy all the cards on the field and they all come back from the graveyard, I hate it lol
Runick itself is not that good. It just gets carried by the ability to abuse the good traps /s
Well, I have no reason to complain, I have a Labrynth deck, it looks like Konami wants to sell a future box with Butler support for Labrynth.
Lab really isn't that good. I mean of the opponent doesn't have an ash, they're going to be steam rolled, but they're a deck that crumbles in the face of a single ash. If anything deserves a hit from the lab tool box it would be transaction roll back. That card is a little too good.
I remember the time when Branded players wrote something similar too. Pure innocent souls.