<strong><span class="bbc_u">Madison Sage</span></strong><br/><strong>Where:</strong>Obelisk Blue Lobby<br/><strong>With:</strong>Regalus, and Percy<br/><hr/><br/>He draws his next card and looks at it for a second then the field. He might be able to do something with that to get rid of that annoying eye sore of a spell card. He would think for a moment and figures that he waits too long he's going to get swarmed with zero monsters on the field. He needs to establish field advantage here and now. Make him put on the defensive so he can take him down by using his own tactics on him. If he had another monster it could do the trick but...<br/><br/>No! Percy was looking right at him with worry and he wasn't going to just give in no matter what happens. He'll fight and continue on. Either Regalus was going to make a mistake or let that pride cost him the match. To be safe however he plays the effect of his exemplar, an effect that when activated allows Madison to Special Summon from his hand or Graveyard by removing counters equal to the monsters level. He chooses his Charioteer of Prophecy in his graveyard reviving him in attack mode.<br/><br/>Then he narrows his eyes and then plays another card the Mystical Space Typhoon and he targets the Madolche Ticket in order to get rid of it so he can no longer get monsters into his hand. However he notices the Madolche Mansion's effect, that too would send every Madolche monster back to his hand. He cannot risk that happening. No choice he'd have to play the second field card in his hand. Again the tower rises to destroy the mansion however this time there were no cards that could bring back the Madolche's and as such he has what he needs to seize an immediate field advantage. Four more counters on his Exemplar to be exact. Next thing he does is two fold. First he plays his Spellbook of Secrets and grabs his Spellbook of Power using it on his own Exemplar powering her up enough to get to 2700 ATK.<br/><br/>Engaging in Battle, Madison attacks the Chevalier with the Exemplar since he cannot attack another card. And it goes into the deck instead of the hand since theres no other cards to send him to the field or into the hand again. Next thing he does is destroy the Mewfille which goes right back into the deck. That puts him with at the very least one monster on the field that could possibly attack and destroy one of his monsters or stall it. All he had to do now was fish out his final Spellbook of Secrets and that was it. It was up in fate's hands now and he had to trust his deck could keep going for just a bit more. He ends his turn having taken a slight lead but this duel was far from over.<br/><br/><hr/><br/><div align="center"><strong>Turn: 5</strong><br/><br/><strong>LP:</strong> 8000/8000<strong><br/>Hand</strong>: 3<br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Graveyard: 0</div><div class="spoiler_body"><tt class="bbc_tt">8) Spellbook of Power<br/>9) Spellbook of Power<br/>12) Spellbook of Secrets<br/>13) Spellbook of Secrets<br/>1) Spellbook Tower of Prophecy<br/>18) Mystical Space Typhoon<br/></tt> </div></div><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Removed from Game: 0</div><div class="spoiler_body"><tt class="bbc_tt"><br/></tt></div></div><br/><strong>Field:</strong> 2) Spellbook Tower of Prophecy<br/><br/><strong>Monsters:</strong><br/>[Empty Slot] [Magical Exemplar (ATK:1700)[x8] [Charioteer of Prophecy (ATK: 1800)] [Empty Slot] [Empty Slot]<br/><br/><strong>Magic/Traps:</strong><br/>[Empty Slot] [Empty Slot] [Empty Slot] [Empty Slot] [Empty Slot]</div>