The final strategy is about Synchro Summons and it sounds like maybe it has to do with Ice Barrier cards based on the following: Finally, a new theme with a spin on Synchro Summoning so cool itll send a chill down your opponents spine
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K'rrik is all about high risk, high reward
Lightning Bolt and Abrupt Decay are everywhere and Inferno Titan gets to dodge both of them
Black Label: one of the most valuable grades that a card can achieve is the coveted Beckett Black Label which is 10s on all 4 sub-grades, essentially perfect in every way Grading Scale: the use of sub-grades and half-point grades Low card minimums and no declared value limits Cons of Grading with BGS: Website: the BGS website is not as built-out or developed as their competitors and is difficult to navigate Turnaround Times: BGS has improved their turnaround times in the past 6 months but they are still relatively slow Conclusion: Each of the major three grading companies have their pros and cons and how you weigh them will depend on your budget, desired turnaround time, interest in extra features such as sub-grades or third-party partnerships, and personal preference
A cost of only three ink makes deploying Elsa: Snow Queen a no-brainer when the situation calls for it
