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Enjoy!

1. Mobius the Frost Monarch
2. Cyber Dragon
3. Cyber Dragon
4. D.D. Assailant
5. D.D. Assailant
6. D.D. Assailant
7. Breaker the Magical Warrior
8. D.D. Warrior Lady
9. Don Zaloog
10. Don Zaloog
11. Dekoichi the Battlechanted Locomotive
12. Gravekeeper's Spy
13. Gravekeeper's Spy
14. Exiled Force
15. Sangan
16. Spirit Reaper
17. Spirit Reaper
18. Magician of Faith

1. Smashing Ground
2. Smashing Ground
3. Smashing Ground
4. Scapegoat
5. Swords of Revealing Light
6. Nobleman of Crossout
7. Premature Burial
8. Dark Hole
9. Book of Moon
10. Reinforcement of the Army
11. Mystical Space Typhoon
12. Heavy Storm

1. Sakuretsu Armor
2. Sakuretsu Armor
3. Sakuretsu Armor
4. Torrential Tribute
5. Call of the Haunted
6. Dust Tornado
7. Dust Tornado
8. Bottomless Trap Hole
9. Widespread Ruin

Enjoy, Little scared of using Dekoichi the Battlechanted Locomotive any comments on it it seems to work pretty good though, and Im not sure of Swords of Revealing Light either, everything else seems pretty good.
 
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Ok, I really like this. I'm going to suggest the same thing I did on a different thread, and that is Light of Intervention. It would work well here, since you have 3 Smashing Grounds and only 3 cards that I see that are really dependent on face-downness. good tech.
-pssvr
 
pssvr said:
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Ok, I really like this. I'm going to suggest the same thing I did on a different thread, and that is Light of Intervention. It would work well here, since you have 3 Smashing Grounds and only 3 cards that I see that are really dependent on face-downness. good tech.
-pssvr
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Nice Idea, little iffy though I do play with a Mystic Swordsman LV2 but siding him out for a few of those and maybe some Drillroids can beatdown some decks pretty good.
 
Looks fine, looks cookie cutter actually, but I wouldnt know till I play it if it flows as well as it looks. The problem I see with these decks is that they look great on paper, but I dont know how well they play.
 
Judicator said:
Looks fine, looks cookie cutter actually, but I wouldnt know till I play it if it flows as well as it looks. The problem I see with these decks is that they look great on paper, but I dont know how well they play.
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I don't think he asked if this was cookie cut or not. I can tell by looking at it (and dueling it) it has synergy and flows very easily.
 
Complex_Mind said:
I don't think he asked if this was cookie cut or not. I can tell by looking at it (and dueling it) it has synergy and flows very easily.
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Again, I said it looked good on paper, and whether how it well it flows in a game is different. For instance, the deck Max Suffidge ran at my regionals looked really really ugly on paper (Cannon Soldiers in an april ban chaos deck) imo, but he still won it. So what I am stating is that does it flow well in an actual duel(s) with various deck types, I dont know.
 
It looks very, very strong. 3 Assailants if a force to be reckoned with in any deck, but I really like the setup here.

I would may try fitting in another Mystic Tomato somewhere (maybe take out a Reaper?), but other than not much to suggest.

Very well built.
 
chaosruler said:
If you do go with the Light of Interventions, perhaps a regular Trap Hole or 2 will be in order. Since LoI will make that set technically a summon, you can Trap Hole it. xD Uh-oh....jank moment....Eatgaboon! Or, for something slightly playable, try Chain Destruction. It'll target a Spirit Reaper that's summoned, and it'll hit copies.

-chaosruler
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<nodding> What you need to consider when playing Light of Intervention is it frees up some deck space.

You can take out Nobleman of Crossout, Book of Moon, and Mystic Swordsman LV2

Light of Intervention is a great piece of tech. that opens up a deck for all kinds of different possibilities and really puts a chink in your opponent's fail safes.

If you decide to build a deck featuring Light of Intervention you can effectively use King Tiger Wanghu, Enraged Battle Ox, Last Warrior From Another Planet, Infinite Dismisal, and many more.
 
John Danker said:
<nodding> What you need to consider when playing Light of Intervention is it frees up some deck space.

You can take out Nobleman of Crossout, Book of Moon, and Mystic Swordsman LV2

Light of Intervention is a great piece of tech. that opens up a deck for all kinds of different possibilities and really puts a chink in your opponent's fail safes.

If you decide to build a deck featuring Light of Intervention you can effectively use King Tiger Wanghu, Enraged Battle Ox, Last Warrior From Another Planet, Infinite Dismisal, and many more.
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You're leaving out that Light of Intervention would be fatal top deck. And a "chink" isn't really all that big of a problem, nothing a stapled 2 Dust Tornado, MST, or Heavy Storm can't rid of.
 
All I can really think of is
- 1 Don Zaloog
+1 D.D. Survivor

Survivor is a decent monster with an ability that makes BTH, DDWL, and DDA weak. its also warrior so it could get searched with RotA. Don is a strong card but the 1400 atk can be a downfall at time. If you have the open atk towards the LP, use a reaper instead, you run two. Survivor is a better Top Deck than Don. Both are good but IMO survivor will fit the deck better.


BTW.... I count 39 cards...is it just my bad math skills?
 
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