Despite how cheap decks in this format can be, its still possible to lose to an obnoxious combo long before youve cast your first creature
Regardless, for most games the odds are pretty good that Spiteful Banditry for zero would pay for itself over time, and if youve got additional Treasure synergies or are just a heavy control deck, it might be worth playing a merely okayish board wipe to try and capitalize on it
"Therizia" is the Deck's core starter, able to set the Fusion Traps "Domain" or "Frenzy"
1: Give up to 1 of your opponent's Characters 6000 power until the end of your opponent's next End Phase
Without his ace monster, Jack powered his defense, but Dragan destroyed all Jack's monsters and lowered his life to a slim 900
I was trying to create a White/Blue creature that could be very defensive, yet could also help win the game quickly once you gained control