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Albaz Strike - Structure Deck (1st Edition)Set: Albaz Strike Sealed Release Date: 2022 04 08 Dive into the story of Fallen of Albaz in the Structure Deck: Albaz Strike! Originally from Rise of the Duelist, Fallen of Albaz has been a central character in the storyline that's played out on the cards since then and has taken on many different dragonic Fusion Monster forms. This Structure Deck is built around Fallen of Albaz's powerful Fusion Summoning effect that lets him absorb enemy monsters
| Set: | Albaz Strike Sealed |
| Release Date: | 2022-04-08 |
Dive into the story of Fallen of Albaz in the Structure Deck: Albaz Strike! Originally from Rise of the Duelist, Fallen of Albaz has been a central character in the storyline that's played out on the cards since then and has taken on many different dragonic Fusion Monster forms.
This Structure Deck is built around Fallen of Albaz's powerful Fusion Summoning effect that lets him absorb enemy monsters into himself to transform and includes multiple new Fusion forms to further expand his power! You'll also get new Tri-Brigade and Springan monsters who fought alongside Fallen of Albaz on his journey. Old favorites from Phantom Rage and Blazing Vortex also return to enter the fray!
Structure Deck: Albaz Strike has 5 total special Tokens that you can use as whatever type of Token you need. In addition, new art was made specially for these Tokens, which can let you dig further into the stories of Fallen of Albaz!
The story continues for Fallen of Albaz, so make sure to keep an eye out for cards in Burst of Destiny and Battle of Chaos for additional support!
Each Structure Deck: Albaz Strike is slated to contain 46 cards (40-card Main Deck + 6-card Extra Deck) and 5 special Tokens
Each Structure Deck contains:
• 5 Ultra Rares
• 3 Super Rares
• 38 Commons
• 5 special Token Cards
• 1 Double-sided Deluxe Game Mat/Dueling Guide
This Structure Deck is built around Fallen of Albaz's powerful Fusion Summoning effect that lets him absorb enemy monsters into himself to transform and includes multiple new Fusion forms to further expand his power! You'll also get new Tri-Brigade and Springan monsters who fought alongside Fallen of Albaz on his journey. Old favorites from Phantom Rage and Blazing Vortex also return to enter the fray!
Structure Deck: Albaz Strike has 5 total special Tokens that you can use as whatever type of Token you need. In addition, new art was made specially for these Tokens, which can let you dig further into the stories of Fallen of Albaz!
The story continues for Fallen of Albaz, so make sure to keep an eye out for cards in Burst of Destiny and Battle of Chaos for additional support!
Each Structure Deck: Albaz Strike is slated to contain 46 cards (40-card Main Deck + 6-card Extra Deck) and 5 special Tokens
Each Structure Deck contains:
• 5 Ultra Rares
• 3 Super Rares
• 38 Commons
• 5 special Token Cards
• 1 Double-sided Deluxe Game Mat/Dueling Guide
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I spend a lot of time working outside and in the woods year round and I really need a good sun block. I think I've tried about 7-8 different sun blocks and I didn't really like any of them until I started using this one several years ago. It is perfect:
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I use it daily. I keep a tube in the car and carry one with me when I hit the field and woods. It is the best sun block I've found.
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I love that it's a dry-touch and that my face doesn't ...
I love that it's a dry-touch and that my face doesn't feel greasy all day. However, it almost dries too fast and it makes it harder to rub into your skin. I don't like feeling like I'm "tugging" on my face when I put it on.
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★★★★★ 5
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I like this sun block. It doesn't sting my eyes and it seems to be effective. I am out in the sun a lot and I don't burn with this on, so it must work. It's not greasy so I use it under make up.
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I usually hate sunscreen, but this brand is acceptable. It doesn't leave a terrible waxy feeling on your skin, and it's easy to apply on your face. Also, it doesn't have an overpowering smell, which is nice.
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