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Normal Summon [[Sage with Eyes of Blue]] and use its effect to add [[Maiden of White]] from your Deck to your hand Link Summon into [[Spirit with Eyes of Blue]] and use its effect to add [[Mausoleum of White]] from your Deck to your hand Use the effect of [[Maiden of White]] to discard itself from your hand to the GY to activate [[True Light]] directly from your Deck Activate the effect of [[True Light]] to set [[Wishes for Eyes of Blue]] directly from your Deck Activate [[Mausoleum of White]], targeting [[Spirit with Eyes of Blue]] and use its effect to send a [[Blue-Eyes White Dragon]] from your Deck directly to the GY Activate the effect of [[Spirit with Eyes of Blue]] to tribute itself and Special Summon [[Blue-Eyes White Dragon]] from your GY Activate the effect of [[Maiden of White]] GY effect to Special Summon itself Activate [[Wishes for Eyes of Blue]] to discard a card and add Sage with Eyes of Blue and Roar of the Blue-Eyed Dragons from your Deck to your hand Using [[Mausoleum of White]], Normal Summon [[Sage with Eyes of Blue]] and use its effect to add [[Effect Veiler]] from your Deck to your hand Activate [[Roar of the Blue-Eyed Dragons]] to Special Summon [[Blue-Eyes Jet Dragon]] from your Deck in defence position Use the GY effect of [[Wishes for Eyes of Blue]] to equip your [[Blue-Eyes White Dragon]] with [[Neo Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon]] Special Summon [[Blue-Eyes Tyrant Dragon]] using your [[Blue-Eyes White Dragon]] equipped with [[Neo Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon]] (You could also skip this step and Synchro Summon next turn using your [[Blue-Eyes White Dragon]] and [[Maiden of White]] instead of [[Blue-Eyes Tyrant Dragon]]

Peak Value: $5,000$7,000 USD (est.) (BGS 9) Why It's Valuable: A unique artifact from Antiquities that untaps lands, enabling powerful mana-generating combos
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