#Slifer slacker plus#

And, I gotta say, all that plus it being an adorable kitty cat makes it probably my favorite card in this deck. In addition, Balelynx also acts as another layer of, honestly, much-needed protection for the Salamangreat archetype by way of banishing itself when a Salamangreat card(s) would be destroyed, so I ran 2 of that card just for that as well. Sanctuary being the Field Spell that streamlines Reincarnation Summoning by allowing Salamangreats to use themselves as the WHOLE material, and Balelynx being an easy to bring out Link-1 monster who searches Sanctuary out from the deck, which is why you only ever need to run one copy of Sanctuary. And frankly, even with it being limited to one copy per deck, thanks to Sunlight Wolf, it can still be used again and again for future plays (though you won't be able to do anything else with them for the rest of the turn when you get it back.) So one turn you might be sending Roar to the Graveyard, the next you might be sending Salamangreat Rage, another pretty decent trap not really worth mentioning here, or cards like Foxy, Jack Jaguar, or Falco to the Graveyard who have good effects while in the Graveyard.Д«ut all that recursion would be a pipedream if it weren't for two cards: Salamangreat Balelynx and Salamangreat Sanctuary. And it is a very easy card to summon, requiring only a Salamangreat monster to hit the GY which, with how often Salamangreats use themselves as materials or even discard themselves, is bound to happen at some point. Of course, the issue can sometimes be getting Roar in the GY in the first place (although obviously, if the thing is already in your hand, yippee) but that's where Salamangreat Gazelle comes in, who can send any Salamangreat card from your Main Deck to the GY upon its summon.

Slifer slacker