When you trigger a Grade 3 unit, you may stand any unit on your side of the field. This is due to their main vanguard, Asura Kaiser, and his effect. A very good example of a deck that can abuse Stands is Nova Grappler. This doesn’t mean, however, that Stand Triggers can be ignored. More often then not, you want to gain advantage off your opponent without them being able to control it in any form. It does cost them an extra card, but in some decks card advantage is a negligible factor. Stands allow for the opponent to block them if they want, negating your advantage in a sense. Also, Draws provide advantage that your opponent cannot control and Criticals have the possibility to provide advantage your opponent cannot control. That is due to the fact that Draw and Criticals require no prior setup. Stand triggers overall just do not keep up to Critical Triggers and Draw Triggers. There are a few clans that are able to do this and that will be one of the things we cover.
Other triggers provide more advantage than Stands, unless the deck is specifically designed to abuse them. This is actually a very tricky subject, as Stands aren’t necessarily bad, they just aren’t comparable to other triggers. One thing that I am asked many times is when Stand Triggers should be ran in a deck.
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