@cerisbeech Usually the misprinted cards turn out to be much more common than the corrected verions of the card, because the majority of people will never even know that they have a missprint or simply do not care enough to send them in. So yes, swapping them in usually makes more sense.
@atrocityTCG@KevinGa60846508 Even bisKOTO stated that BraFu is not that great in the current format. Of course it is a strong card and it does alot for Lunalight, so do not get me wrong here, but right now you're better of not locking yourself from half your Extra Deck for a Foolish Burial and a Rindbrumm.
@atrocityTCG@KevinGa60846508 Yes, I worked on this deck with the guy who made the list. I'm very well aware how this deck plays, thank you. Now you gotta imagine, that you simply do not always draw a combination of Droplet/Fallen together with Heavy Poly/Lunalight Fusion. That's just not how math works.
@atrocityTCG@KevinGa60846508 Also, as I said, the main reason to no longer play BraFu is mainly Radiant Typhoon. They can simply negate everything with Mandate, also the card is simply bad into Totem Bird and Dimensional Fissure (not saying that Fraktall would be good into Fissure either).
@atrocityTCG@KevinGa60846508 Don't know what kinda Lunalight deck you've been playing but good luck playing through Sting, Horn, Faimena and everything that comes with it, as well as hand traps and the entirety of Albaz & Friends with just Lunalight engine (assuming you don't draw Heavy Poly with every hand)
@atrocityTCG@KevinGa60846508 This version of the deck plays 3 Fraktall over the third Tenki and Masquerade, because Radiant Typhoon can pop them and make your Going 2nd plays way worse. Also Branded Fusion can be negated by Flame and Mandate, which Fraktall can not.
@LoftonTCG This can't be right. Trading an end board piece with a brick or hand trap during the End Phase is definitely good. The only match-up that it doesn't seem that good against is Dracotail.