Blue Eyes Deck of Testing Monsters (18) 3 Blue-Eyes White Dragon 3 Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon 3 White Spirit Dragon 1 Elemental Hero Prisma 3 Ancient White Stone 2 White Stone of Legend 3 Maiden with Eyes of Blue Spells (15) 1 One for One 1 Raigeki 1 Reinforcement of the Army 3 Trade-In 2 Dragon Shrine 2 Claw of Hermos 2 Mystical Space Typhoon 3 Silvers Cry Traps (7) 1 Mirror Force 1 Compulsory Evacuation Device 1 Birthright 3 Call of the Haunted 1 Solemn Warning Extra Deck (15) 1 Blue-Eyes Twin Burst Dragon 2 Red-Eyes Black Dragon Sword 1 Time Magic Hammer 2 Azure Eyes Silver Dragon 2 Blue-Eyes Spirit Dragon 1 Cloudcastle 1 Crystal Wing Synchro Dragon 1 Michael, the Arch-Lightsworn 1 Number 38: Hope Harbinger Dragon Titanic Galaxy 1 Divine Dragon Knight Felgrand 1 Alsei, the Sylvan High Protector 1 Number 23: Ghost Knight of the Underworld Duels Video: Heres a test drive of the deck against Dinomists, ironically

Also, using cards to prevent monsters from attacking can prevent keyword ability monsters from dealing damage to the opponent
They will be forced to deal with little Budew, but unable to use any Item cards
Especially when Alesha gets larger, and the mana cost available grows in tandem, giving all creatures infinite lives as long as the player keeps attacking
Its part of the New Player Experience, designed as a playground to test out those pre-cons you upgraded against other players doing the same thing
When Summoned, you can place up to 3 different Synchro Monsters from your Extra Deck and/or Graveyard into your Spell & Trap Card Zone