Regardless, this is a major mix-up to the current format, as it changes the way that decks will be built in general.
The only exception to this is that Link and Extra Deck-summoned Pendulum monsters still have to be summoned in the Extra Monster Zone. Until now, Legacy of the Duelist followed the Master Rule 4 format, which allowed for only one Fusion, Synchro, XYZ, or Link monster on the field (outside of the effects of Link monsters.) With Master Rule 5, duelists can once again place Extra Deck monsters on any space on the field, allowing for up to six Extra monsters on the field at one time. “ While I liked how Link monsters functioned in regards to Extra summons, I don’t mind going back to easily being able to use more than one Extra monster.“Īnother major change to Legacy of the Duelist comes in the form of Master Rule 5. Some of the duels can get annoying (if I never see another Aromage in my life, it will be too soon,) but if you use your own deck or a counter-deck, you should be alright. A ridiculous amount of Campaign duels have been added to the previously limited VRAINS section of the story mode, which are fantastic for snatching new cards and familiarizing yourself with Link summoning and the mechanics behind some of the newly added cards. These cards are acquired through new packs in the store and through dueling any of the freshly-added characters from VRAINS. From support for classic archetypes like the Dark Magician and Magician Girls to more VRAINS archetypes like Dinowrestlers and Trickstars, there are new cards for essentially every type of deck and duelist. The biggest addition is the 900 new cards that come with the update. Since I reviewed the game when it initially released last summer, I wanted to dive into the biggest additions and changes that this new update brings to the game, and make no mistake– it brings plenty to the table. With its recent release on consoles other than the Nintendo Switch, Yu-Gi-Oh: Legacy of the Duelist – Link Evolution has received a major free update.
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