Ron wrote back to me and said, "I'm not sure if this is possible to translate and have the Japanese audience get half of what is going on." Let's get back to the pig in the toga

Select "Proceed to Main Phase 2" to move on to Main Phase 2!" "In Main Phase 2, you can do the same things that I explained for Main Phase 1." "However, there's nothing else you can do this turn, so that's the end of Main Phase 2." "Right-click on the Field where there are no cards." "Select "YES" to end your turn!" "During the "End Phase," due to certain card effects, there might be something you have to do." "However, since you don't have any of those cards on the Field, that's the end of the End Phase." "That ends your turn." "Now it's your opponent's turn: Draw Phase, Standby Phase, and so on." "Keep alternating turns until the Duel is over." "That's it for Phases." Step 3: Deck Construction "Now, I'll teach you about Card Decks." "There are 3 types of decks: The Deck, the Side Deck, and the Fusion Deck." "Your deck is made up of 40 or more cards." "However, remember that Fusion Monster Cards are NOT counted toward your 40-card minimum requirement." "Also, you can only have 3 copies of each card in your Deck, so you really have to think about what cards you're going to play with when you're constructing your Deck." "Oh, there's this other rule about Limited Cards..." "Well, I'll explain that in the next step

Even if they try to kill him in response to his trigger, you can tap whatever creatures you have on the battlefield that already have +1/+1 counters for mana for a nice tempo boost
The TL;DR is the change did keep us in games against combo decks like Gruul Broodscale, winning us at least one game that we wouldve probably lost otherwise
That is certainly open to debate
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