Dream Tickets are particular items that are given away for special occasions and they allow you to obtain one copy of any Ultra Rare (UR Dream Ticket) or Super Rare (SR Dream Ticket) card in the game, saving you up to 9000 Gems.
We already know that these items do not expire right away, so waiting before using them is generally a good idea. With that being said, let’s get to our suggestions.
Rating is mostly based on how the card is performing right now, its versatility and chances of staying relevant in the future. |
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![]() Paleozoic Canadia | ★ 5 |
Paleozoic Canadia is an amazingly versatile Trap Card: it can be used offensively, to disrupt the opponent’s play, to prevent Synchro Summoning and it can even be Special Summoned from the Graveyard as a Level 2 monster.
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![]() Sphere Kuriboh | ★ 4 |
Sphere Kuriboh is a card that can fit in almost any deck, it has the ability to prevent OTKs and it has managed to stay relevant for quite a long time. One thing you should really consider here is the fact that The Ultimate Rising contains pretty much no other card that currently holds much value, so the UR Dream Ticket could save you the trouble of digging through it.
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![]() Drowning Mirror Force | ★ 4 |
This Trap Card has the ability of removing all Attack Position monsters your opponent controls from the field and shuffling them back into the Deck. The downside of Drowning Mirror Force is the fact that you can only activate it in response to a direct attack, but it’s easily one of the most destructive cards in Duel Links.
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![]() Floodgate Trap Hole | ★ 3 |
Floodgate Trap Hole is a very similar card to Paleozoic Canadia, but it’s also a lot less versatile. You can only activate Floodgate on Summon, it can’t be chained to a Hey, Trunade! and it doesn’t have the additional effect of Special Summoning itself from the Graveyard.
With that being said, there really isn’t much else to look forward to when opening Generation Next and Floodgate does have the added benefit of locking the monster it flips in face-down Defense Position, so it wouldn’t be a bad investment.
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![]() Galaxy Cyclone | ★ 3 |
This Spell Card can provide backrow removal on activation and even be used one more time from the Graveyard to get rid of a Vampire Kingdom or a Core Reinforcement. It’s just unfortunate that Gaia Genesis, the Main BOX that features this card, contains quite a few great cards.
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![]() Cosmic Cyclone | ★ 3 |
Cosmic Cyclone serves a similar purpose to Galaxy Cyclone, but it’s a Quick-Play Spell and it banishes the card it targets. You can’t recycle Cosmic Cyclone from the Graveyard and you do have to pay 1000 Life Points in order to activate, but this cost does allow you to activate quite a few Skills.
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![]() Mirror Wall | ★ 2 |
Mirror Wall is still a decent Battle Trap, but it does have quite a lot of competition right now. Unlike Wall of Disruption, Mirror Wall can be activated during the Damage Step and it can be effective even if your opponent doesn’t have multiple monsters on the field.
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![]() Gozuki | ★ 2 |
Unless you want to build a Buster Blader Deck, Crimson Kingdom is not really a great BOX to open, but doing so would also be the only way you’d have to get your hands on this Level 4 Zombie-Type monster.
Sure, Samurai Skull can be enough when it comes to sending your Vampire Retainer and Vampire Familiar from the Deck to the Graveyard, but having a copy of Gozuki can only increase the consistency of your Vampire Deck.
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![]() D.D. Assailant | ★ 1 |
D.D. Assailant is currently played in Control decks because of its removal effect. It’s definitely not a card we would advise getting without the intention of building one, but we can’t ignore the fact that it is pretty relevant right now.
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![]() Wall of Disruption | ★ 4 |
Powerful and destructive Battle Trap that punishes swarming.
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![]() Treacherous Trap Hole | ★ 4 |
A great Trap Card that can destroy two monsters on the field and that can easily be played in almost any deck. Treacherous Trap Hole has been Semi-Limited.
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![]() Hey, Trunade! | ★ 4 |
Mass backrow removal that can fit in pretty much any deck and enable quick OTKs. Hey, Trunade! is currently Semi-Limited.
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![]() Dragon Spirit of White | ★ 3 |
If you still don’t have your third copy of this card because you understandably decided not to invest actual money in the game and purchase the second White Dragon of Legend Structure Deck, this is your chance. Blue-Eyes is still a relatively new deck compared to others that are currently around and it might even receive further support in the future.
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![]() Mask Change | ★ 2 |
Quick-Play Spell played in Masked HERO. Recently a few new HERO cards that have synergy with Mask Change have been added to the game. Mask Change has been recently reprinted.
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![]() Forbidden Chalice | ★ 2 |
Pretty versatile Quick-Play Spell that hasn’t seen too much play lately, but will likely stay relevant.
It should go without saying that, if you already have, just to make an example, three copies of Mask Change and two copies of Masked HERO Anki, but you don’t want to dive back into Valiant Souls, you can get yourself the last card you need for you deck: these are just some suggestions and ideas to make your decision easier.
Early Dec 2019 | Raid Duel - The Netherworld Cometh: Wireqocha Rasca |
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Duel Quest Event | |
Mid Dec 2019 | Leo & Luna Duel Carnival Event |
[5D's] Legendary Duelists Lvl 40 | ||
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![]() Yusei Lvl 40 | ![]() Jack Lvl 40 | ![]() Crow Lvl 40 |
![]() Akiza Lvl 40 | ![]() Leo Lvl 40 | ![]() Luna Lvl 40 |
![]() Tetsu Lvl 40 | - | - |
[DSOD] Legendary Duelists Lvl 40 | ||
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![]() Seto Kaiba (DSOD) Lvl 40 | ![]() Mokuba Kaiba (DSOD) Lvl 40 | ![]() Scud (DSOD) Lvl 40 |
Card Trader | Ranked Rewards |
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