There is 2 warrior type digimon are introduced in BT5, those are [BT5-042] Knightmon and [BT5-037] Gladimon. The Knightmon can reduce 4000DP to one opponent's digimon in "On Play" (including when it is summoned from Crusadermon effect) and the LV4 Gladimon can help to find if there is "Warrior" type in security pile, then trigger "Recovery+1" if you put to hands 1 warrior digimon from security pile.
If you notice, this deck uses almost all LV3 digimon with "On play" effect, the LV3 Lucemon is obviously a candidate to sit tight and wait until it is played for free from Crusadermon effect, Lucemon also triggers "Recovery+1" when "On play" without any condition. The LV3 promo card Patamon give another "Recovery+1" in "On Play" with the condition that your security is 1 or less and BT5 Starmons reduces 1000DP times X for each your digimon in the battle, so if you have 3 digimon (including Starmons) it can reduce 3000DP to one opponent's digimon (equal to a LV3 digimon)
Reducing opponent's digimon DP is proven to be strong strategy in digimon card game until now, the reason why Yellow has been dominating tournament since BT4. Inheriting strategy and replacing or incorporating BT4 Wargreymon with Crusadermon can be a new way to play yellow, and Slashangemon is always a good candidate to work with Chaosmon: Valdurarm mode to destroy opponent's powerful digimon.
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