There is a general preference of Radiance over Light because the 1600 ATK on Radiance is substantial in most games today, and it can be Summoned in Attack Position to get its effects running immediately without worries, while Light needs to be Set or risk death in battle. They can serve as temporary replacements for Macro or D-Fissure while neither is out, but tend to be vulnerable to battle. Banisher of the Radiance and Banisher of the Light share the same effect as Macro Cosmos, though they come in monster form.As of September 2013, Macro and Dimensional Fissure are Limited in the TCG, and those sticking to the OCG are safe for now. A must for any Macro build, though be wary that they are very susceptible to S/T removal, and too many at the wrong time pretty much turns them into dead draws. Although Dimensional Fissure does not do as much as Macro for it only banishes monsters, it is still damaging enough to most Decks that are not prepared for getting them back. Dimensional Fissure and Macro Cosmos are both essential cards to the Deck for they send things out of play if they would go to the Graveyard.The cards that easily compose the framework Macro Deck are as follows: You can understand where this will go for the Deck. Imperial Iron Wall - This card prevents all forms of banishment.If its pressure engine goes down, fast Decks will take that extra few turns to do all the setup they need and defeat it. Not very fast - Being a type of Control Deck, the Deck is vulnerable to types that are capable of taking out the opponent in a few turns.Once the opponent takes them off the field, the Deck is left struggling until it can get a replacement. Dependent on Continuous S/Ts - Macro Decks are reliant on Macro Cosmos and Dimensional Fissure to keep their pressure up.family are capable of banishing other threats. Scout Plane prove to be very difficult to kill, while other members of the D.D. Great pressure capability - A number of cards used by many Macro Decks allow the player to survive a war of attrition.Counters many strategies - Most Decks in the meta lately are Graveyard-reliant and would pretty much suffocate if none of their key cards enter the Graveyard.
Since the cards are not going into the Graveyard, it cuts off a lot of effects here and there, which makes the Deck a serious threat to many others once it gets up and running. Some have effects that say "destroy (a monster) by battle and send to the Graveyard", like Thought Ruler Archfiend.Some have effects that trigger in the Graveyard, like Sangan or Necro Gardna.Some take cards back from the Graveyard, like Pot of Avarice or Call of the Haunted.Know that a lot of cards benefit from the Graveyard in many ways: This is threatening to many Decks, be it inside or outside the meta, for several reasons. The Macro Deck is focused around banishing the opponent's cards, while also benefiting from the fact that cards are going to the Banished Zone, rather than the Graveyard. This added an entire new strategy of gameplay, and possibly one of the most disruptive ones. But that was basically it.įast-forward to Enemy of Justice, where Macro Cosmos and Dimensional Fissure were introduced. Notable cards like these were the feared Env oys, along with things like Strike Ninja and Bazoo the Soul-Eater. Back in Invasion of Chaos, the idea of banishment (formerly known as removal from the game, or RFG) was played up, with cards that banish others as a cost to either summon them or use their powerful effects.
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