To
be honest, when I first read about this 'Battle Pack: Epic Dawn" I was
like it sounds crap. Then I heard that Tour Guide from the Underworld was going
to be re-printed in it, I was like okay change of heart. (See what I did
there?) Anyways, for those who are wondering what's so amazing about this pack,
it's a pure reprint pack. A reprint is basically a card from a previous pack
which has been printed again to make it easier to get. For the full list of
cards in Battle Pack: Epic Dawn click on the link below
If you look
through most of these cards you'll notice some familiar names and perhaps some
you've never heard of. As a Yu-Gi-Oh veteran I didn't even recognise every card
I saw. Obvious highlights of this pack would be stuff like Tour Guide from the
Underworld, Gorz the Emissary of darkness, Fiendish chain, forbidden chalice
and forbidden lance and a whole bunch of other goodies you might see fit for
your current deck. This pack also brings with it a new interesting twist of its
own. A whole new way to play called sealed pack play. What is this you might
ask. Basically, the most simplest way to do this is buy an entire box of Battle
Pack: Epic Dawn and split the packs amongst 2 other friends. What happens is
each player opens a pack and selects a card then passes on the rest of the
cards for the opponent to choose one. This happens until you have opened all
the packs and everybody has their pool of cards. You can either choose to play
with 40 cards per deck or 20. Sealed draft play is a new concept in Yu-Gi-Oh so
I'm not going to pretend to be an expert on it since I have as much experience
as any other person out there: 0. All I know is that it brings about a whole
new exciting and fun way to play Yu-Gi-Oh.
There is
also a new type of rarity in this set called the 'Starfoil rare'. This new
rarity is inspired by Japan because they have their own version of this called
'Duel Terminal rare'. I took the liberty of buying a few of these packs myself
the other day to share with you guys what the starfoil rare looks like. So here
it is:
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