This deck is very skill testing in how it tests your decision making with which protection cards to search in which matchups and how well you can manage your resources because, like any Ritual player can attest, decks like these use a lot of them to make their plays
Kite used the effect of "Cipher Dragon" to try to defeat Dennis in one attack, but Dennis Summoned "Performage String Figure" to negate the battle damage
In the wider context, there is not enough cards that are able to stifle (see what I did there) abilities, while remaining flexible
Whats the point in having just one when you can have as many as you want too
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