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Today we are going to analyze the most interesting (and most playable) cards of the new Darkwing Blast set. The cards we are going to analyze are very important as they will be the bases of the decks of the new format. So, if you don't want to be left behind with your deck, you should definitely go and get them. Also because certain cards, if they enter the meta decks, could see their value increase a lot without taking into account their rarity. BLACKWING The Blackwing archetype is based solely on dark attribute winged-beast monsters and was a top tier of the meta many years ago. The main strategy was to special summon as many monsters as possible on the ground and proceed to synchro summons. Furthermore, he could count on excellent spells and traps that allowed those who played the deck to have good control. It was undoubtedly a very solid deck and in the anime, you can see it in action during the Yugioh 5ds season, used by the character Crow. These days, the archetype is getting...

  Welcome back, today we will talk about the "Bystial" archetype that will be released as part of the Darkwing Blast expansion , due out in October. Although the title of the expansion makes a clear reference to the "Darkwing" archetype, the most interesting cards are not the new supports for these winged beasts but the new "Bystial" cards that create an engine that can be used in many decks but which is was created right for the Branded Despia deck. In the last post , I described a version of the Branded Despia deck suitable for the Master Duel videogame that I recommend you read as the deck's staple cards and main combos are listed. With the release of the new Bystial supports, expect an update of this deck for the TCG version. In terms of lore, the term Bysted represents the fusion of the word "Beast" with the word "Abyss" which seems to be the setting in which we find these new dragon-type cards that relate to Fallen of Albaz ...