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'''Thinning''' is a term used to describe cards that are played to reduce the number of Cards in the [[Deck]]. |
'''Thinning''' is a term used to describe cards that are played to reduce the number of Cards in the [[Deck]]. |
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A lot of these Cards have appeared ever since the firsts expansion and sets of the game. |
A lot of these Cards have appeared ever since the firsts expansion and sets of the game. |
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| − | Most of these Cards are called also Recruiters, for they either search for same Attribute Monsters or Spells that Accelerate the number of Drawn Cards. |
+ | Most of these Cards are called also Recruiters, for they either search for same Attribute Monsters or Spells that Accelerate the number of Drawn Cards. |
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| + | Thinning is usually done to increase the odds of drawing the desired cards because every deck has to have a minimum of 40 cards. |
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A list of such cards includes: |
A list of such cards includes: |
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Revision as of 03:12, 10 March 2015
Thinning is a term used to describe cards that are played to reduce the number of Cards in the Deck. A lot of these Cards have appeared ever since the firsts expansion and sets of the game. Most of these Cards are called also Recruiters, for they either search for same Attribute Monsters or Spells that Accelerate the number of Drawn Cards.
Thinning is usually done to increase the odds of drawing the desired cards because every deck has to have a minimum of 40 cards.
A list of such cards includes:
- Nimble Momonga
- Bubonic Vermin
- Troop Dragon
- Masked Dragon
- Shining Angel
- Giant Rat
- Mother Grizzly
- Flying Kamakiri #1
- Mystic Tomato
- UFO Turtle
- Gather Your Mind