chuk's top ten booster
sets
This is a ranking of the Yu-Gi-Oh booster
sets 1. Legacy of Darkness- The best set for many
reasons. It strengthens a variety of decks. LOD has
changed the whole game and the way people play it.
Unfortunately, the banned list will make many LOD rares
unplayable. Other than that it has some awesome card concepts
and effects. Notable cards: Fiber Jar, Yata, IFL, Marauding
Captain, Spear Dragon, Exiled Force, Dark Ruler Ha Des,
Drop Off 2. Magic Ruler- Focuses mainly around magic
cards. A lot of the magic and monsters have good
effects. MRL definitely impacted the game a lot in several
ways. The secret rares suck, but many cards make up for
it. Notable cards: MST, Delinquent Duo,
Confiscation, Forceful Sentry, Cyber Jar, Mystic Tomato,
Snatch Steal 3. Invasion of Chaos- The newest installment to
come out. It brings new chaos and beast monsters. This
set even has some useful rares. IOC has some really
sought out cards that are used commonly in
decks. This is a set you wouldn't want to
miss. Notable cards: BLS- Envoy of the Beginning,
Chaos Emperor Dragon, Dark Magician of Chaos,
D.D Designator, Reload, Berserk Gorilla (2000 atk
rare), 4. Pharaonic Guardian- PGD has the coolest theme
to any set. Zombies and gravekeepers get a
lot of support now. This set has a lot of versatile cards that
have two effects or are multi-purpose. PGD introduced
many game-breaking tournament cards. That is why
it is #4. Notable cards: Ring of Destruction, Spirit Reaper,
Don Zaloog, Mirage of Nightmare, Book of Moon,
Raigeki Break 5. Magician's Force- This one brings a
lot of new spellcasters and machines. It introduces union and
fusion monsters. Even though they aren't used,
the other really good cards make up for that. Overall,
it was an interesting
set. Notable cards: Breaker the Magical Warrior,
Amazoness Swords Woman, Tribe-Infecting Virus, XYZ cards,
Skilled Dark & White Magicians, Magical
Scientist, Dark Core, 6. Pharaoh's Servant- Pharaoh's Servant focuses on
traps, which make up about half of the set. This
set has unbelievably overpowered cards. The
downside is that you will have to buy these on their
own,because PSV is retired and it is hard to get these
cards. Notable cards: Jinzo, Imperial Order, Call of the
Haunted, Ceasefire, Goblin Attack Force, Thousand Eyes
Restrict, Buster Blader, Magic
Drain 7. Labyrinth of Nightmare- Was the hottest thing
when it came out. It was extremely popular and had plenty
of strong monsters. With the release of future sets
and card rulings, LON lost its momentum. There a couple of
cards that are still widely used in
tournaments. Notable cards: Magic Cylinder, Torrential Tribute,
Kycoo the Ghost Destroyer, Fire Princess, Gemini Elf
(the first 1900), Dark Necrofear, Mage Power, United We Stand,
8. Dark Crisis- DCR was so anticipated, because
people thought it would be so great. It was a disappointment.
Only a couple of cards from DCR are used and the rest suck donkey.
The problem with Dark Crisis is that there is such a huge
chance you'll get something bad. A lot of the cards are
ridiculously hard to pull off or find use for. Besides V-Lord and others, this
set didn't do much. Notable cards: Vampire Lord, D.D. Warrior Lady,
Archfiend Soldier, Great Maju Garzett, Exodia
Necross 9. Metal Raiders- An awesome set with some of the
best monster effects ever. However, most of these cards are
commons elsewhere. There are still some singles worth buying. This is
#9, because it is an outdated set. It was a HUGE leap from the set at
#10. Notable cards: Mirror Force, Heavy Storm, Catapult
Turtle, Solemn Judgement, Barrel Dragon ( cause, it's awesome),
other staples are common 10. Legend of Blue Eyes White Dragon- The first
set ever to come out. You will never pull anything good out of these
packs. Avoid buying these. Notable cards: Exodia and Raigeki
I may not have included every card in the sets,
but that is my opinion. When Ancient Sanctuary comes out, I will wonder
where to put it. Until then, we have these sets to buy cards
from. Any disagreements? Any comments?
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