Jupitermon: Wrath Mode — every security check is removal

The Iliad deck reads security stacks the way other decks read the trash: as a resource that pays when it moves. Wide Plasment lifts your own top security card into the hand on arrival, and Jupitermon: Wrath Mode turns the habit into a weapon: once per turn, when any security stack loses a card, one of their Digimon gets -15000 DP, which deletes nearly every body in the game. And its [Counter] clause makes the trigger a trap: when they attack, it trashes your own top security at counter timing, recovers two, and the removal deletes the attacker before the swing lands. Costs and effects are the printed BT-26 preview texts; the set is not out yet, so this is the package as designed, not a tournament list.

Cards · 4

Turns · 3

Memory4

Opp. Security5

Your Security4

◎Any security card that moves costs them a body

You start herethe position turn 1 starts from · 3 turns ahead

Opening values

Memory4

Opp. Security5

Your Security4

Aegiochusmon: HolyBoard

Jupitermon/Wide PlasmentHand

Jupitermon: Wrath ModeHand

GoalAny security card that moves costs them a body

You pick this up on your Lv.5 turn, memory at 4 from their pass. Aegiochusmon: Holy is standing on the Elecmon line and already spent its arrival effect last turn: it trashed your top security card to shield itself, which is why you sit at 4 security to their 5 — this deck starts paying from its own stack early, on purpose. Their board is two Digimon, both 15000 DP or under.

Setup