It's a deceptively simple effect, allowing you to look at two cards from your opponent's hand and shuffle one back into the deck
I have to believe that the company learned from the backlash to The Walking Dead Secret Lair, because I like the game, and I want it to continue being excellent
Its layout and typography focus the attention on the competitive achievement, mirroring a trophy in physical form
A Terribly Expensive Trio
During your Main Phase, if your opponent controls a monster: You can Fusion Summon 1 non-Rock "Gem-Knight" monster from your Extra Deck, using monsters from your Deck as material, also you cannot Special Summon monsters from the Extra Deck for the rest of this turn, except "Gem-Knight" monsters
Introduces new members/support for the "Aesir", "Blue-Eyes", "Branded", "Chaos", "Charmer", "D/D", "D/D/D", "Dark Contract", "Dream Mirror", "Dogmatika", "Familiar-Possessed", "Floowandereeze", "Fusion", "Ghostrick", "Guardian", "Icejade", "Kuriboh", "Magna Warrior", "Magnet Warrior", "Myutant", "Nephthys", "Nordic", "Nordic Beast", "Nordic Relic", "Ogdoadic", "Prophecy", "S-Force", "Simorgh", "Swordsoul", "Possessed", "The Agent", "Ursarctic", and "Vampire" archetypes, as well as the Skilled Magician, Star, Ultimate Magical, and with Eyes of Blue series
