No sooner had the "Heaven Mountain Cloud Dragon" flown out of the "Dragon-Turning Pot" than it spat countless clouds across the field, turning the entire arena misty and hazy.
In the Blue Summoning Zone, Gina Grant waved a hand and summoned a magician into the Blue Summoning Zone.
Three-star Psychic-type Magic Spirit—"Magician: Gambler." "Magician: Gambler" was a Magic Spirit prefixed with "Magician" from the Tarot cards.
He was both a magician and a gambler, with three dice floating above his head.
When those three dice stopped spinning, the numbers facing upward represented his magic, attack, and defense.
When he was summoned, the dice had actually already been rolled once.
And his originally magic attack and defense would gain a temporary value. Basically, it was 500 points multiplied by the number rolled on the dice. In other words, the maximum value of this "Magician: Gambler" could reach 3000 points!
Moreover, his first Ultimate Move was "Refresh Dice," allowing him to roll the dice again if he got a low number.
Of course, this Ultimate Move was not only used to reset his three attributes—his other Ultimate Moves also required dice rolls!
For example, one of his Ultimate Moves was called "Magician's New Clothes," which could alter "Magician: Gambler's" star rating by rolling dice.
Gina Grant flicked a finger, and "Magician: Gambler's" star rating changed from three stars to six!
Then, while the "Dragon-Turning Pot" was rolling for "Heaven Chasm White Dragon," she had "Magician: Gambler" use another Ultimate Move—[Murder Box].
As the dice were thrown and spun, "Magician: Gambler" conjured five cubic boxes out of thin air in front of the Blue Summoning Zone.
The boxes were black, painted with nebulae, and each measured two meters on every side. If something was hidden inside them, an opponent targeting it had to