With the assistance of strong searching cards such as “Metaverse” and “Terraforming”, as well the array of different Spellcasters we can play with, “Secret Village of the Spellcasters” can perfectly fit in any strategy that completely invests on this Type. Nonetheless, with a simple requeriment to shut down nearly every Spell Card in the game, “Village of the Spellcasters” is a prominent pick in various builds involving the Type.
The catch of this powerful effect is that if we don’t control Spellcasters we won’t be unable to use Spell Cards instead, as well the small chance the opponent might have Spellcasters of their own.
If we control a Spellcaster monster and the opponent doesn’t, “Village” will make them unable to activate any Spell Cards while under this card’s pressence. “Village of the Spellcasters” is a Field Spell with the potential of locking down Decks completely or partially. Even though they are easy bait for removal, once a Field Spell hits the board it will start providing a huge advantage to its own Deck. As the game became more convoluted so did Field Spells, turning into devastating cards with either one powerful ability in our favor and array of effects for any of our Deck’s needs. This is nothing new since the very first years of the game with Field Spells only providing stat boosts to certain monsters, requiring whole builds arround their pressence for the best performance. If you control no Spellcaster monsters, you cannot activate Spell Cards.Ĭan Be Found In: Crossroads of Chaos (CSOC-EN061), Duelist League 14 (DL14-EN013), Legendary Decks II (LDK2-ENY33), OTS Tournament Pack 5 (OP05-EN026), OTS Tournament Pack 8 (OP08-EN011), The Infinity Chasers (INCH-EN043)įield Spells often become the main engine that moves entire Decks forwards. If only you control a Spellcaster monster, your opponent cannot activate Spell Cards.
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