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Lauren Said:

Yu-Gi-Oh Deck Help Please?

We Answered:

If you want to play traditional rules with the cards you already own, I could help, maybe.

My first advice would be cut deck size!!
And a 16 high level to 18 low level ratio is terrible, honestly.

I currently use 16 low level monsters and 4 high levels, which are all one tribute (6 stars or less). I find it's a pretty good ratio.. try to go at least 3:1 low:high


10 spells- these i think are your best.
Dark Hole
Malevolent Nuzzler
Black pendant
Graceful Charity
Monster Reborn
Card Destruction
De-Spell
megamorph

Simple stuff like Pot of Greed, Fissure, whatever could help ya rly.

traps -10 i'd cut magical hats
Magic Jammer
Secret Barrel
Solar Ray[Cauz my deck is mainly light]
Just Desserts
Waboku
Trap Jammer
Reinforcements
Ray of hope
Raigeki break


5 high monsters
Summoned Skull
Moisture Creature
Magical Marionette - especially if u keep ur magic:trap ratio
Soul Of Purity and Light
hade-hane (nobleman eater can end up killin your own stuff, i like had better)


Didn't look at your normal monsters, but stuff like giga-tech wolf and silverfang are worthless. keep your best 15 and look for anything with better attack or defence than what u already have.
1800+ is a good number to shot for on non-effect monsters.

Carlos Said:

Rate my yugioh deck? Light and Darkness theme?

We Answered:

I'm liking the deck man, you're sure to do a little pwning if you do a few things.

1. Add something they'll cheap shot your opponents like Hammer Shot or Lightning Vortex

2. Add something that, if needed, will give you a new hand, Card Destruction, Reload, or Magical Mallet

3. Add something they'll continuously keep your opponent at bay, like ordeal of a traveler or scrap iron scarecrow.

Love the fact you're running pot of averice, just because its one of my favorite cards.

Happy Dueling.

Steve Said:

Is this yugioh deck good?

We Answered:

what else do you have coz them ill know

Tony Said:

How can i improve this deck?

We Answered:

raigeki,Stray Lambs, raigeki break, mirror force, magic cylinder, robbin' goblin, and maybe a magician of faith can help you there

Bobbie Said:

How much can I get for my lightsworn deck?

We Answered:

I'd say with the cards you listed that your deck is about $400-$450. It'd be worth more if you had a full deck. Another JD, Honest, and Charge would have brought it close to $650-$700.

Rosa Said:

Yu-Gi-Oh! Twilight deck list rate/fix?

We Answered:

your off to a good start. id rate this deck a 7/10 at best because you have some things that don't really go great with the deck. the first problem i see is that you have a mezuki. mezuki is not going to help out this deck because there is only one other monster that is a zombie, and its plague, which the deck should not revolve around. also, it is an earth and will not help the twilight theme. the next two things are probably techs of yours, but also don't particularly help the deck. although cyber dragon is good and a light, it does not particularly help this deck. it also take up a place another light sworn can fill, like celestia, which you need at least 1 more of. and phantom of chaos, being a strong monster, also is not a wise choice for this deck because it does not allow you to spam your boss monsters [reuse them, such as JD or DAD] and that can be a bad thing for this deck. 2 pot of avarice is not good for the deck, running beckoning light is alot better. also, heavy storm is essential even if you run a starlight road. otherwise the deck looks good. hope i helped :]

Dorothy Said:

Yugioh - Rate my Solar Oppression deck for tourney?

We Answered:

Awesome deck. Although there are a few minor modifications to make it better.
-giant trunade
-benevolence

+savage coliseum (forces opponent to attack inti/quila)
and/or
+ancient forest(s) (if inti or quila attack, they will summon the other 1 anyway. however, it will be a trouble for your opponent)

+Trap stun(s) and/or imperial iron wall(s) (you would not want your ace cards(inti & quila) to be removed from play by dd assailant, dimensional prison, disappear etc.

Also just to take note
Des Counterblow can be a huge problem for anyone except yourself, as your monster will return in its opposite form, and you wont attack before you can get the cycle going.

Ancient Forest works in a way similar to Des Counterblow, though it's not a Trap Card (thus is unaffected by cards such as Jinzo or Royal Decree) and monsters will be destroyed just by attacking, not only if inflicting Battle Damage. It has the added advantage of being a Field Spell, allowing you to use Earthbound Immortals. The drawback is that monsters will not be destroyed immediately, as with Des Counterblow, depriving you of some damage-dealing and deck-thinning combos.

Imperial Iron Wall is almost a staple in this deck, as Dimensional Prison can disrupt this cycle, and there is no reason for a user of this deck to remove from play. This card can also be greatly disrupting for decks that depend on removing from play, such as Chaos decks and Vayu Turbo.

One for One can be used to quickly search out and summon Supay, which is one of your main tuners. If you combine this with Vice Dragon, you can summon a Moon Dragon Quilla and still have a normal summon left.

Skill Drain can be easily played, due to the fact that almost every monster of this archetype activates in the Graveyard, save for Apocatequil. Its effect helps greatly to counter other powerful decks, such as Lightsworns, Gladiator Beasts, and pretty much anything that depends on Monster Effects.