Dark Field: The Card You Trash Comes Back for Free

Cerberusmon asks for one card off your hand and gives you an Option out of your trash for two less. Throw a Dobermon at it and the Dark Field you just bought plays that same Dobermon straight back out of the trash, for nothing. Dark Field is the part worth watching though. It hands you your bottom security card, then places itself face up as the new bottom security, so the Option you spent is not spent at all: it is a standing effect sitting inside your own security stack, giving every Titan you own Blocker, and plus 3000 the moment a Plutomon is on the table. A turn later Plutomon lands, that same clause finds the name it was waiting for, and one more card off the hand buys a free Orochimon out of the trash that switches off their Mega, plus the deletion Plutomon was holding for the next time a hand got trashed from. Every cost and effect line is the printed BT-26 text.

Cards · 6

Turns · 2

Memory3

Opp. Security5

Cards in Hand5

Face-up Security0

◎Spend an Option without losing it

You start herethe position turn 1 starts from · 2 turns ahead

Opening values

Memory3

Opp. Security5

Cards in Hand5

Face-up Security0

DobermonBoard

CerberusmonHand

DobermonHand

PlutomonHand

SalamonHand

Dark FieldTrash

OrochimonTrash

GoalBuy Dark Field with a card it hands straight back, and keep the Option working from your security row

You are on the turn after your Lv.4 landed: Dobermon is standing on a Salamon, they passed and the gauge opens at 3. A Dark Field and an Orochimon are already in your trash from earlier self-trashing, which is what makes Cerberusmon worth digivolving into now. Your hand is five, and the second Dobermon in it is the card you are going to throw. They have a Level 6 and two Level 4s out, and five security.

Setup