Most Used Format Anime Decks Public Decks 4 Tournament Decks 0 Total Copies 9 Avg Copies / Deck 2.25 Main Deck 77.8% 7 copies in 3 decks Extra Deck 0% 0 copies in 0 decks Side Deck 22.2% 2 copies in 1 decks Similar Cards Cards with related names, effects, or gameplay patterns
Gallery and List of Support Cards Aerie Auxiliary Captured by Lagacs Expedition Raptor Generous Patron Gladehart Cavalry Joraga Auxiliary Jubilant Mascot Lead by Example Nissa's Judgment Press into Service Relief Captain Saddleback Lagac Shoulder to Shoulder Skyboon Evangelist Soulblade Renewer The Crowd Goes Wild Together Forever Unity of Purpose Best Support Cards Most support cards are underpowered fodder for Limited, but here are a few that are surprisingly powerful and underused
Notable Cards Tomik, Wielder of Law says Bring it on! Because it triggers when an opponent attacks with a battalion
His deck is ridiculously overpowered, populated by mysterious and seemingly unstoppable creatures of pure destruction
It was developed by BEC and published by Bandai, and was first made available in Japan in December 2000, with English releases in North America and Europe arriving in June 2001 and July 2002, respectively
The Chaos Monsters The core of the 2004 Chaos deck lay in two different Chaos monsters from Invasion of Chaos: Black Luster Soldier Envoy of the Beginning and Chaos Emperor Dragon Envoy of the End