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'''Semi-staples''' are useful cards that are less [[splashable]] than [[staples]]. Many semi-staple cards are included in [[Side Deck]]s due to their overall flexibility, though they may lack synergy with most [[Main Deck]] cards.
 
'''Semi-staples''' are useful cards that are less [[splashable]] than [[staples]]. Many semi-staple cards are included in [[Side Deck]]s due to their overall flexibility, though they may lack synergy with most [[Main Deck]] cards.
   
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An example of semi-staples are generic [[Counter Trap Card|Counter Trap Cards]] like "[[Dark Bribe]]"/"[[Recall]]", as they can stop a wide variety of cards and aren't restrictive, unlike other Counter Trap Cards like "[[Armor Break]]" which only counters [[Equip Card|Equip Cards]] or "[[Earthbound Wave]]" which requires you to control an "[[Earthbound Immortal]]" to use. This makes "Dark Bribe"/"Recall" easily Side Deck-able.
Generic [[Extra Deck]] [[Monster Card|monsters]] tend to be this, as even the loosest of Summoning requirements may not be suited for all Decks. [[Synchro Monster|Synchro]] [[Deck|Decks]], for example, favour Main Deck monsters with lower [[Level|Levels]], while [[Xyz]] Decks favour several monsters with the same Level. Even [[Link Monster|Link]] Decks, whose Summoning requirements can be as generic as "2 monsters", tend to have Summoning requirements that include a specific [[Type]], [[Attribute]], or a monster within a specific [[archetype]], or that disallow [[Token|Tokens]] after the "[[Firewall Dragon]]" controversy.
 
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Generic [[Extra Deck]] [[Monster Card|monsters]] also tend to be this, giving power to many Decks but may not be suited for all Decks due to their Summoning conditions. [[Synchro Monster|Synchro]] [[Deck|Decks]], for example, favour Main Deck monsters with lower [[Level|Levels]], while [[Xyz]] Decks favour several monsters with the same Level. Even [[Link Monster|Link]] Decks, whose Summoning requirements can be as generic as "2 monsters", tend to have Summoning requirements that include a specific [[Type]], [[Attribute]], or a monster within a specific [[archetype]], or that disallow [[Token|Tokens]] after the "[[Firewall Dragon]]" controversy.
   
 
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Revision as of 19:24, 31 December 2019

Semi-staples are useful cards that are less splashable than staples. Many semi-staple cards are included in Side Decks due to their overall flexibility, though they may lack synergy with most Main Deck cards.

An example of semi-staples are generic Counter Trap Cards like "Dark Bribe"/"Recall", as they can stop a wide variety of cards and aren't restrictive, unlike other Counter Trap Cards like "Armor Break" which only counters Equip Cards or "Earthbound Wave" which requires you to control an "Earthbound Immortal" to use. This makes "Dark Bribe"/"Recall" easily Side Deck-able.

Generic Extra Deck monsters also tend to be this, giving power to many Decks but may not be suited for all Decks due to their Summoning conditions. Synchro Decks, for example, favour Main Deck monsters with lower Levels, while Xyz Decks favour several monsters with the same Level. Even Link Decks, whose Summoning requirements can be as generic as "2 monsters", tend to have Summoning requirements that include a specific Type, Attribute, or a monster within a specific archetype, or that disallow Tokens after the "Firewall Dragon" controversy.