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Subject: Top 10 List

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Here's my top ten list:

(1 being best, 10 being last)

1. Crush Card- Lasts for 5 turns, takes out all monsters on your opponents 
field and in their hand with 1500 attack or more. Whenever they draw a card, 
if it has 1500 attack or more, it automatically gets sent to the graveyard. 
Great for a completely easy victory.

2. Raigeki- Great because it destroys all of your opponent's monsters and 
leaves them wide open for direct damage.

3. Devil Franken- Not great for attack or defense, but if you pay 5000 Life 
Points, you can search for a fusion monster and play him in attack mode! 
Hint: Use it for BEUD!

4. Buster Blader- Has a solid 2600 attack power, costs 2 sacrifices, but 
he's the ultimate dragon crusher. He gets +500 more attack power for each 
dragon on your opponent's field and Graveyard. So BEWD doesn't stand a 
chance once you sacrifice for it.

5. Catapult Turtle- Not especially great for attack or defense, but great if 
you want to do some quick direct damage to your opponent's Life Points. 
Sacrifice a monster and do half of its attack power damage to your 
opponent's Life Points.

6. Swamp Battle Guard- Great if you have Lava Battle Guard out because he 
gets a 500 attack power bonus if LBG is on the field putting him at 2300 
attack power for a level 5 monster! Plus you can power him up pretty easy.

7. Lava Battle Guard- Not as good as SBG, but you still get the 500 attack 
power bonus if SBG is on the field with it, giving it a decent 2050 attack 
power.

8. Revolver Dragon- Its effect is great if you get heads, and he has a good 
solid 2600 attack power. Flip 3 coins, if at least 2 are heads, destroy one 
of the opponent's monsters.

9. Matango- One of those kinda cards where its fun watching your opponent's 
LP drain away, but really annoying when they give it back to you since it 
does 300 LP damage to its controller and you have to pay 500 LP to give 
control of it to your opponent.

10. Distribute Pain- Good is your opponent only has a BEWD out because you 
both sacrifice one of your monsters, but bad if they have options.