Add one "Golden Land Dancer" and three "Eternal Shining Golden Land."
This "Golden Kingdom" series deck now had a total of thirteen cards. The defining feature of these thirteen Magitech Cards was that they could all be summoned directly regardless of level, making them the pinnacle of rapid summoning!
Moreover, the "Golden Kingdom" deck made extremely comprehensive use of the "graveyard." It was currently the series deck Dark could build that best suited the rules of modern Magitech Duels.
But this deck was still incomplete.
Besides the fact that the "Golden Kingdom Elixir of Immortality" had yet to be refined, it also lacked truly powerful offensive strength.
That was the "Golden Kingdom Alchemist"!
Only once the "Golden Kingdom Alchemist" was finally refined could this deck truly be considered complete.
Before then, however, other twelve-star Magic Spirits could naturally be used as substitutes.
After all, the Ultimate Move of the "Golden Land Cavalry"—"Golden Sacrifice"—was simply too versatile.
With the "Golden Land Cavalry," there was no longer any need to worry about how to rapidly summon twelve-star Magic Spirits.
Dark checked the detailed information on the "Golden Land Cavalry" once more.
[Card Name: Golden Land Cavalry] [Type: Spirit Card] [Level: 088oooooo] [Race: Undead Species] [Attribute: Steel Type/Ghost Type] [Magic: 4000] [Attack: 5000] [Defense: 4500] [Ultimate Moves: Alchemical Arcana, Golden Knight Sword, Golden Sacrifice, Death Gaze]
"Golden Knight Sword" and "Death Gaze" were the two exclusive Ultimate Moves added to the completed "Golden Land Cavalry."
These two Ultimate Moves were also where the strength of the nine-star Magic Spirit "Golden Land Cavalry" lay.
Without these two Ultimate Moves, it would at most have been a Magitech Card with relatively strong utility.
But with them, it could itself serve as an offensive powerhouse under normal circumstances.
First was one of those Ultimate