Hello. I am very intrigued about
Duelmasters and I wish to get a start on it. For the past week, I have been
here and there in the Pojo Forum, searching for what I would like to use (I
haven't played magic before, but I am not bad in Yugioh). After a few
researches on what monsters I like.....I found out that I really really like
King Depthcon (its effects AND its art work). I was wondering if I can build
a decent mono-blue deck, for I dont really like to use 2 color decks (or
multi color decks)
Monsters: (24)
- 4x Marine
Flower [1]
- 4x Hunter Fish [2]
- 1x Aqua Soldier [3] <----I dont
really know about this...but it can return so at least u can turn it to mana
after its usefulness has depreciated
- 4x Candy Drop [3]
- 4x Aqua
Hulcus [3]
- 4x Faerie Child [4]
- 3x King Depthcon [7] <---- Hehe
I really like this card......
Spells: (16)
- 4x Spiral Gate
[2]
- 4x Brain Serum [4]
- 4x
Crystal Memory [4]
- 4x Teleportation
[5]
In a message dated 4/9/04
10:12:44 AM Eastern Daylight Time, dcphipps@academicplanet.com
writes:
Now, this is cgman, and I'm
going to put in my share of what you should do with your deck. Now, if you
haven't read my article about how to balance your deck, then you need to in
order to fully understand what I'm saying. It's entitled "Balancing Your
Duel Masters Deck" from March. Now let's talk about your
deck!
The only changes that I made
were the creatures in your deck. I decided not to mess with the spells
because there was only Virtual Tripwire left, and this deck can do without
that.
Now, for Speed, there are three
cards included that can seriously help early on or later when you have
plenty of mana. The three cards are the 4 Marine Flower, the 4 Hunter Fish,
and, the new arrival, 2 Aqua Knight. Aqua Knight costs two more mana to
play, but gains an extra 3000 power from Aqua Soldier, yet has the exact
same
effect! This is a much better tradeoff in my view because you
already have several cards that can come out in the first three turns that
are so much better than Aqua Soldier, so he had to drop. Next comes Strength
and Strategy. Most of them are included under both categories, so I will do
them simultaniously. Aqua Knight is there for strength because he refuses to
die. That means you can use him again and again, or simply use him for mana
later. I decided to keep three of the four Candy Drop and three of the
Faerie Child as well. Why? Because, as I'm sure you know, you only need a
total of 6 hits to your opponent and you win! I'm sure that you'll be able
to hit shields at other times with other creatures, but now you can win
either way! Also, I dropped the Aqua Hulcus because you had enough draw and
search power to cover your deck. That's were the space came for the Aqua
Knights and the Revolver Fish, two of each. Revolver Fish can be useful
because he is a very powerful Water Blocker, and with an added bonus of
having 1000 more power than what you're paying for, he is very powerful in
my eyes, and I decided to add them in for stronger blockers. I left all 3
King Depthcon because he is the major strength for your deck. He also has
double breaker, which is very useful in this particular deck which cannot
attack quickly. However, you will notice 3 extra spaces left empty. These
were all replaced with Aqua Sniper, to keep with water's theme of returning
creatures. This will play a major part in your strategy as you create a
"lock" on your opponent's creatures and mana by forcing them to replay the
same cards. Just remember to return at least one of these to your hand,
or the fun is all over! Sooooo... the final deck list looks like
this!
Creatures(24):
4 Marine
Flower
4 Hunter
Fish
3 Candy
Drop
3 Faerie
Child
2 Aqua
Knight
2 Revolver
Fish
2 Aqua Knight
2 Revolver
Fish
3 King
Depthcon
3 Aqua Sniper
Spells(16):
4 Spiral Gate
4 Brain Serum
4 Crystal Memory
4
Teleportation
Thanks for sending us your
deck!
-cgman