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Devoted Legion Intolerance
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Intolerance is the last Main Deck card, fulfilling the role as simple negation and also as a means to protect your Fairy monsters via two different means. Considering Kaijus-like monsters are the bane of every Towers-based strategy, having a Mask of Restrict protection effect for your end goal is a must. This protection also extends into the last effect of Intolerance, namely as a means to punish the opponent for removing your monsters, without getting rid of this Trap beforehand. Intolerance does everything in needs to be doing without any fat left to cut: Protect your key monsters, provide a respectable negation, and continue the trend of "forcing the opponent into dealing with your monsters directly" (which the deck capitalizes off of.)

Trivia: By now, you may have noticed this deck has three interlacing forms of disruption. Assecla is a handtrap to counter other handtrap-like effects, Seance is GY disruption, and Intolerance is on-field negation. I thought that was a nice touch how each of them covers the general trifecta of location-based interaction. Though the fact each of them are a Monster, Spell, and Trap respectively was unintentional. Oh well, just a funny little bonus.

Description
Disclaimer: Do I need to explain that I'm NOT the artist of the arts/renders used in my cards? I hope I don't. If you know the original artist, please tell me.
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Devoted Legion Intolerance
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Intolerance is the last Main Deck card, fulfilling the role as simple negation and also as a means to protect your Fairy monsters via two different means. Considering Kaijus-like monsters are the bane of every Towers-based strategy, having a Mask of Restrict protection effect for your end goal is a must. This protection also extends into the last effect of Intolerance, namely as a means to punish the opponent for removing your monsters, without getting rid of this Trap beforehand. Intolerance does everything in needs to be doing without any fat left to cut: Protect your key monsters, provide a respectable negation, and continue the trend of "forcing the opponent into dealing with your monsters directly" (which the deck capitalizes off of.)

Trivia: By now, you may have noticed this deck has three interlacing forms of disruption. Assecla is a handtrap to counter other handtrap-like effects, Seance is GY disruption, and Intolerance is on-field negation. I thought that was a nice touch how each of them covers the general trifecta of location-based interaction. Though the fact each of them are a Monster, Spell, and Trap respectively was unintentional. Oh well, just a funny little bonus.