It's not hard to see why: Casting spells is a core element of the game, so shutting off one's ability to do so, even when you get a copy of a powerful effect each turn, is often not enough to win consistently
Just like the metallic dragons of that game, Chromium was able to shapeshift into the size of a human, and he would be able to form emotional bonds with humankind
That seems like a very interesting way to approach a land-focused deck, especially by utilizing strong graveyard synergies and deserts
What if they sussed out your plan already
Ally25 Wanted a Yuriko for a while but building a high power was just way too much money
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