As soon as the number of card types in graveyards is changed, Tarmos power and toughness values are changed along
Alternatively, we could see Imperial Seal here, but at $440+ for the original it runs the same risk of destabilizing the set EV unless it crashes utterly on inclusion
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This deck is Eternal Might in Esper colors (White, Blue, and Black), and it features Temmet, Naktamun's Will, which synergizes with Zombies for some incredible damage potential
At that time, Marik only had one Resurrection of the Dead card, so there was no need to reveal his hand.[6] To be exact, in the original comics, only one magic/trap card could be activated and set per turn, so once Exchange was set, it was impossible to set Dying Life.[7] In the original, Marik, in a cornered situation, used a Destiny draw to revive the dead and achieve a comeback victory.[8] This is what it looks like when you put your opponent's card into your hand in Master Duel.[9] However, regarding the fact that if you use a different sleeve, you will know what card you are holding, they gave an incomprehensible official answer that Yu-Gi-Oh is a game that presupposes not using a sleeve
