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Phantom Knights decks come in a variety of shapes and forms. The way to play Phantom Knights is totally up to the duelist who is piloting the deck. This article describes the different takes on the strategy and what implications each version has for gameplay as well as deck design.

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Whenever the megatins come around, they always come in style. They include reprints of crazy, expensive, strong cards, feature rarity bumps or downgrades, or introduce new cards to the game. Let's discuss the three meta-defining cards printed in the megatins these past three years!

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You can divide decks by the floor and the ceiling of their power level. The more consistent typically operate at a decent floor but don't try to shatter any glass ceilings. High-ceiling strategies on the other hand need certain types of conditions to be met in order to take off. If they do, they're all but unstoppable.

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The Phantom Knights archetype has been a fan favorite ever since its release. And what's not to like here? With beautiful artwork, consistent strategy, and a connection to one of the protagonists, the archetype checks all possible boxes. Let's look at the pros and cons of playing the deck!

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In a format dominated by powerful decks like Tri-Brigade Zoo, Eldlich (in all of its forms), Prank-Kids, Invoked Dogmatika, and Dragon Link, some perfectly reasonable decks fly under the radar. Not only can they put up a decent fight. In some instances they prove even better than the current meta topdogs.

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