They still wont earn you much money-wise in trades but since theyre less common than common cards, these add some extra challenge to complete the set
It has 3 modes: Simplified Display: It only shows the cards and the number of copies you have Detailed Display: It shows general details about the cards, such as its attribute, type, level etc Rarity view: It shows the rarity of the card in the corner The Save button will save the current version of your deck, and give you a warning if it's not legal The 3 lines button open a submenu which reveals 3 buttons The first 2 are for mass Dismantling of cards into CP The third will give you 5 random cards from your deck, mimicking a starting hand The top of the deck builder screen To learn more about what CP is and how to Generate cards, check out our Crafting Guide
The names of each member are based on a "white night", a phenomenon occurring in the summer months in the Arctic and Antarctic Circles which occurs during the summer months where the sun remains above the horizon, causing the local regions to experience six months of continuous daylight
As the XYZ format went on and Konami started printing decks that could spit out multiple Level 4 monsters in a single turn, things got more and more absurd
While foils can be worth more than the standard version, it rarely makes enough of a difference