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This is another one of those things I've encountered while traversing the 'net. I've seen builds that use two different field cards - and that really made me scratch my head. My initial reaction was, "Hey, aren't you setting yourself up for a dead draw?"
But then, I wasn't so sure - especially if you're running a deck that causes you to discard a lot. So, I thought I'd throw the idea out there and see what other people thought about it.
Thanks for taking time to post your comments. --Kungfu-mama 20:44, November 26, 2009 (UTC)
It truly depends of the deck. Gear Garden can exploit 2 fields to great success(Note that the deck uses the March 2009 banlist, so you may need to change some cards if you want to use it), but mixing 2 fields with no synergy isn't a good idea. Experiment with deck ideas until you can find a good one, i guess =\ --Reimu-H 20:59, November 26, 2009 (UTC)
- People should only run two different field spells if one of them is Geartown, and there is one or more Ancient Gear Gadjiltron Dragons in the deck. If you activate Geartown, and then set a different field spell on top of it, therefore destroying it, you can get out a free monster, like Gadjiltron Dragon. Otherwise, you are right, it would create many dead draws. -bewk
- Lol no. I made a Daedalus/Frog hybrid for fun, and it can use A Legendary Ocean and Wetlands to great sucess --Reimu-H 21:10, November 26, 2009 (UTC)