Magic: The Gathering gets this at times: Magic: The Gathering novels don't always reflect the in-game properties of the cards they represent, especially the pre-revision novels
Inspired by the Age of Discovery and the mythical golden city of El Dorado, the Eldlich archetype aims to control the board by steadily accruing resources and outlasting the opponent
This effect is only effective on the turn it is activated, and if the opponent ends the turn without declaring an attack after application, the effect ends as is
However, while one strength of Master Duel was that its own banlists could be changed frequently based on knowledge of prior tournaments, Duel Links is such a different beast to regular Yu-Gi-Oh
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There is actually barely any synergy between both archetype, other than they can both be used for Trade-In or Rank 8 plays