Trivia[edit] The Japanese name of the Type is misspelled (it actually approximates to "Undeat"), as "Undead" is normally transcribed as ( Ande )
Cards and effects cannot be resolved until the Chain is complete
This is a reference to the 'three sacred treasures' of Japan, artifacts that belong to the Imperial Japanese household and can be traced back to ancient myth - a mirror that represents wisdom, a jewel that represents benevolence, and a sword that represents valor
Your strategy is centered around destroying your own monsters to create advantages, and your main way to interact is through summoning Garunix Eternity, Hyang of the Fire Kings to destroy all other monsters on board during your opponent's turn
Board-game cards suffer from frequent shuffling and heavy touching, therefore their protection should be of huge interest to any devoted board gamer
Though its not as detailed or as in-your-face as the full art card at the top of this list, theres an almost minimalist quality to its simple, creepy illustration that clearly gives it a great deal of appeal