It's a Yu-Gi-Oh! GX fan's greatest dream come true! After years of needing their own individual Decks to survive, the three Sacred Beasts have been united under a single banner in Structure Deck: Sacred Beasts!
Unification! Structure Deck: Sacred Beasts includes more ways than ever to Summon the three Sacred Beasts! Hamon, Lord of Striking Thunder and Uria, Lord of Searing Flames each receive cards that modify their Summoning requirements to make them easier to fulfill and help you mount a second or third strike if the first isn't enough. Alternatively, you can skip those requirements altogether with a new monster that can be Tributed to Summon any of the three Sacred Beasts from your hand and then banished from the Graveyard to add the dominating Fallen Paradise Field Spell to your hand!
Exaltation! In addition to increasing your access to the Sacred Beasts and your ability to Summon them, Structure Deck: Sacred Beasts also increases the dominance of Sacred Beasts once they reach the field! You'll be able to double Raviel, Lord of Phantasms ATK to 8000 and crush all your opponent's monsters in a single Battle Phase, negate your opponent's Spell/Trap effects while you control Hamon, Lord of Striking Thunder in Attack Position, and do a little creative accounting to power up Uria, Lord of Searing Flames far beyond its natural limitations.
Complete Domination! Of course, it's not enough to just command multiple Sacred Beasts throughout the course of a Duel. The truest form of Dueling dominance is to control multiple Sacred Beasts at the same time, and Structure Deck: Sacred Beasts rewards you for doing so! Control 2 or more at the same time, and a brand-new Trap Card will negate the activated effects of every monster your opponent controls.
This display of Sacred Beasts Structure Decks contains 8 structure decks in total!
Each Structure Deck: Sacred Beasts contains 46 cards total (44-card Main Deck, 2-card Extra Deck) as well as 2 different Token Cards: • 5 Ultra Rares • 3 Super Rares • 38 Commons • 2 Token Cards • 1 Double-sided Deluxe Game Mat/Dueling Guide
Deck List:
MONSTER CARD • Raviel, Lord of Phantasms - Shimmering Scraper • Chaos Core • Dark Beckoning Beast • Chaos Summoning Beast • Dark Summoning Beast • Phantom of Chaos • Phantom Skyblaster • Mad Reloader • Grave Squirmer • Rainbow Dark Dragon • Tragoedia • Radian, the Multidimensional Kaiju • Chaos Hunter • Puppet Master • Stygian Street Patrol • Farfa, Malebranche of the Burning Abyss • The Fabled Cerburrel • Danger! Chupacabra! • Uria, Lord of Searing Flames • Hamon, Lord of Striking Thunder • Raviel, Lord of Phantasms
SPELL CARD • Cerulean Skyfire • Opening of the Spirit Gates • Fallen Paradise • Phantasmal Martyrs • Spell Chronicle • Terraforming • Set Rotation • Mound of the Bound Creator • One for One • The Beginning of the End • Pot of Desires • Owner's Seal • Field Barrier • Swords of Concealing Light • Mystical Space Typhoon • Dimension Fusion Destruction
TRAP CARD • Hyper Blaze • Awakening of the Sacred Beasts • Escape from the Dark Dimension • Shapesister • Imperial Custom • Mistake • Dark Factory of More Production
EXTRA DECK • Phantasm Emperor Trilojig • Armityle the Chaos Phantasm
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