Competitive Yu-Gi-Oh You need to keep up with the current metagame if you want to play in Yu-Gi-Oh tournaments, which means updating your deck at least every year even though the format never rotates
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This generally works best with massive creatures like Yargle and Multani and Ghalta, Primal Hunger, though decks interested in filling the graveyard dont necessarily need this green enchantment to be card-positive
Copying your best creature every turn turns even small plays into game-ending threats, especially in a deck full of goblins
To begin with, theyre lands that, with proper deck construction, function as any color of mana in our deck, like Evolving Wilds, except that they usually function as any two colors in our deck, and they dont have to enter the battlefield tapped
After that, they then draw seven cards into their starting hand and decide who goes first