If you’ve been following the competitive Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME scene, you’ve probably noticed the prevalence of Sky Striker cards in the most popular Decks. Sky Strikers are able to dominate tournaments because of the variety of monsters and effects they’re able to utilize. The Sky Striker theme has Spell Cards that can destroy monsters, Special Summon monsters, destroy Spell and Trap Cards, draw cards, and more. It also has monsters that can retrieve those Sky Striker Spell Cards and dominate the field if there are Spell Cards in the Graveyard. Cybernetic Horizon will introduce a new Sky Striker Link Monster to the Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME, adding a powerful new tool to the Sky Striker arsenal and making the Sky Striker theme more formidable than ever before!

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Drawing cards is awesome. If you have more cards you can put together more combos, make bigger plays, and have a better chance at answering your opponent’s moves.

Some of the best strategies dominated in their time because they had effects that gathered more cards, either by searching them from the Deck or drawing them off the top.  Those kinds of effects are usually pretty rare, so when a draw card works in lots of different strategies it’s worth thinking about.  Pot of Greed was so powerful it was Forbidden, and Pot of Desires is so good that it’s become an equalizer for Decks that can afford to banish for it.  You can look at certain eras of competition and see which decks had a leg up, solely because they could run Desires.

The card we’re talking about today works in much the same way, bringing more draw power to a ton of different strategies.  Check out the all-new Pinpoint Landing.

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Cryptids are elusive monsters that everybody’s heard of, but few have ever seen. Imagine if a secretive force took the world’s most mysterious monsters and transplanted them to an island of tropical terrors. Now throw in some hunters seeking the World’s Most Dangerous Game for their Ultimate Fantasy Big Game Safari — but who’s the hunter, and who’s the hunted?

If you tuned in to the North American World Championship Qualifier this past weekend, then you know the secret is out: Bigfoot is real, Nessie too, and they’re in Cybernetic Horizon! Read more…