This meant that the "Golden Sword" could double the duration of its gold-transmutation effect, from five seconds to ten seconds!
The final effect, Effect ⑤, was a resurrection skill! There was no need to elaborate on how useful a resurrection skill could be.
Most importantly, when Effect ⑤ was paired with Effect ③, the range of applications for this resurrection skill would be vastly enhanced.
In short, the field effect of "Golden City" was exceptionally comprehensive and terrifying.
However, if the "Golden King" wanted to summon "Golden City," he had to be in an "isolated and helpless" state.
In other words, "Golden City" could only be summoned when the Golden King was the only friendly unit on the field!
Compared with the field effect of "Golden City," that tiny restriction was practically nonexistent.
It was just like the special summon condition for "Stardust Dragon." With a little maneuvering, the condition for its special summon could be actively arranged.
And in a "Golden Kingdom" deck, accomplishing that was not difficult at all.
Dark focused slightly and continued examining the Golden King—Golden Kingdom Alchemist's other two Ultimate Moves.
The first was the expected "Golden Sword."
The "Golden Sword" was a Holy Sword. Even if it had been artificially forged, it was bound to possess its basic effects; he simply did not know whether its other effects had been retained.
Dark poured magic power into it and inspected it more closely.
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[Golden Sword: A sword of gold created through alchemy by the Golden Kingdom Alchemist. Only those who possess Golden Power are qualified to wield it. (Golden Sword) grants its wielder an attack bonus equal to "Star Level × 300." Comes with the Ultimate Moves "holy," "Alchemy," and "Command."]
[Holy: In addition to its original attribute advantage, its advantage against the Demon