Prohibition Control

J

Judicator

The Man in Room V
I saw a Dustshoot + Drop off Control deck the other day, which ended up losing to my SC off of Train plays, but I was wondering if what you guys think about a Prohibition control deck involving those cards, if you go first and you get a dustshoot that -1 hand temporarily and a peak at their hand then turn 2 you maximize advantage using prohibition and then I was thinking either of using either skill drain or soul exchange to keep up pressure, another key card would be Giant Trunade to bounce if they set and to bounce and reuse your Prohibitions accordingly.

Problems I can think of off the top of my head, SExchange is pretty iffy at times and inconsistent, a well timed Heavy wrecks your day hopefully you can see that coming and prohibit it and strip it later with something else, I am also thinking of burn as the clincher since they ll have to deal with a number cards. People are/were using Darkworlds as counters to hand discard but dustshoot kind of shoots that out of the water.

I know I rambled through much of it, but I don't have time to make a deck this high maintenance let alone test it, so I am just throwing it out there and maybe you'll, yes I mean YOU, find it interesting enough to try it out :)
 
if you are going to run Prohibition and dustshoot together with Drop Off,.... I would suggest seriously considering D. D. Designator as a good tech, also, Thestalos the Fire Monarch that way when you summon him you have a good idea what you are aiming to get rid of out of the hand.... also cards like Spirit Reaper or Mefist would be good, as you will also have an idea what you can get rid of....

Now if you are going to go along these lines, might as well wipe out the deck too with cards like Don Zaloog, Cliff the Trap Remover, and Vampire Lord (maybe even some of the dark scorpions )

You know, maybe this is what the dark scorpions were made for , a complete control deck that disables the opponent entirely.

Maybe think of things like Drop Off and Time Seal too....

Hope these ideas help.... good luck with the build.... Laterz
 
You would think so, but that overclutters your deck with really dead cards, dusts/drops you can set anytime and get it off, designator and seal + drops is too much for this deck not so much maybe as a side vs. darkworld. Remember the important thing here is to take advantage of a specific card denial which is usually pretty temporary, unless they got a crappy hand with one monster. In other words, it still has to be able to take advantage of your opponent's disadvantage to win otherwise you just setup and get your butt handed to you when they merchant/pot/dek-loco you. Shadow scout isnt a bad idea at all, but I don't know if it can fit in card count wise.

Edit: Thanks for your comments
 
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