Deck Profile: SPYRALs
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Deck Profile: SPYRALs
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More Stall Ideas
It’s time for some more stalling! (more…)
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Stall Deck Profile
Welcome to stall deck! Yay! (more…)
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Iris’ new boss is quite the cynic.
Dinomists and Deskbot 001?
Dinomists and Deskbot 001?
I’m considering what to do about regionals. I’ve been playing Dinomists for a few weeks now and really like the straightforward nature of the deck. It’s power comes from two abilities: one that negates an effect that would target Dinomist monsters and one that negates an effect that would destroy Dinomist monsters. Dinomists only use two core game mechanics: attacking and pendulum summoning. So…
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Dinomist Deck for 2016
Dinomist Deck for 2016
Testing Dinomists I can’t believe how easy the Dinomist archetype is to use. Without any real thought, I shoved the entire Dinomist line-up into a build, including their spell and trap support, added two or three fun cards, and called it good. Because Yu-Gi-Oh! can’t survive without breaking its own rules, I knew that Dinomists were going to have some broken strategy up their sleeves – and I was…
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Deck Profile: Ritual Beasts & Archetype Review
Deck Profile: Ritual Beasts & Archetype Review
A pretty standard deck profile for Ritual Beasts. (more…)
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Deck Profile: Shaddolls
YCS Seattle (in Tacoma) is upon us, so it’s time for a more competitive deck profile: Shaddolls.
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