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So you think there isn't really a huge difference then?
Some recipes have 3 Solemn Strikes + 1 Solemn Warning
Simple counter counter will get rid of them but best play a counter trap that costs them the lp first and let them have it.
Same for people who need bottomless too, they are staples but it's not original even though in the TCG it's part of "competitive build" to use hole, anyone can use it.
Yeah as he said. Special summon and a card that special summons are two *seperate* things. Be careful
Edit: and by card I mean a card effect that special summons such as a trap or spell. Always check your card lores and rulings!
Both "Solemn" cards are obviously better and most successful negate cards of course, all I'm saying is you can always sacrifice a bit of ground to (if you) use your whole deck as leverage against your opponent.
I can highly recommend the lore of Jerry Beans Man.