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weve seen plenty of variants on 3-mana, draw a card when it connects with some combat utility (see: Gateway Sneak, Nimble Brigand)

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(Yugi's dialogue ends at this point, unless the player had chosen Yugi as their initial character, in which case Yugi also declares that he'll compete alongside his 'dear friend', "Dark Magician".) Seto Kaiba route[edit] If the player chooses Seto Kaiba as their initial character in Yu-Gi-Oh