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Winning Warrior Hand Control deck - Night Elf Wolf
Date: Sat, 02 Jul 2005 22:56:41 +1000
Woah its me! Thats a shock isnt it. I have been living on a
small insignificant blue-green planet orbiting a large
unregarded yellow sun*.
Just like everyone else.
Now about two weeks ago, i went to Gamescape, a gaming
convention for TCG's and minatures in Sydney, Australia.
Aaaaaaaaaaanway, i went to the $500 tournament. First round
and Third round, i lost. Stupid top decked V-lords (yes i
ran Zombie Chaos, well at least in my side deck. My deck was
actually a lot stronger without the zombies). In the other
rounds, however i won (wow!).
For those of you who want to know, i was running a Warrior
Hand Control deck, monster lineup looked like this:
Airknight x2
BLS
Don
Reaper
DDWL
DDA x2
Magician of Faith x2
Mystic Swordsman lv2
Blade Knight
Zombyra the Dark
Serpent
Breaker
Tribe
Sangan
Something like that anyway. I probably could have won if i
hadn't switched to zombies half the time. But anyway,
halfway through the enjoyable event (in which i bought about
6 packs of TLM and only holo i pulled was Master Monk [CRRRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAP{And
this Saturday i bought one and pulled an ultimate
Hecairosphinx or whatever its called, the 2400 atk one}])
some guy comes up to me, looks through my deck and says "man
what a copy".
I'm not sure about you, but i think my lineup was pretty
original. Who runs reaper in warriors? Who runs two
airknights? Who even runs Zombyra? Who runs Mystic Lv2?
I was rather proud of this deck but that guy there was just
living to put other guys down. Like some other people, who
are about 25+, they mock me for paying too much for cards.
They call me "meathead" and stuff like that.
Hello? You are playing a childs card game! sheesh. Sorry
about that but i really needed to blow it off. And also, to
that other idiot, wherever he is, who has a morphing jar, a
royal decree and 3 d.d.assailants? It sure aint you :P.
ok maybe i am just blowing off some steam. But anyway, the
point is to be NICE to people. Sheesh, some guys are just
really really really mean. Go join the Vogons**.
While I am here, not doing my History and Maths homework,
let us indulge in the delightfulness of my English jokes and
Return from the Different Dimension and Cyber Jar.
Soooooooooo old chap. Won any wars recently?
One shot down 17 geris in only one spitfire Absolutely
Marvellous show Bravo Bravo! Now let us eat some scones
before visiting Wimbledon Ah one suspects it will be ruined
by rain again Blasted Ruffians!
Too bloody right!
Wot wot?
And we are all, very very drunk.
Actually this is Ribena
Argh *shoots gun* good ol Winchester
And thats the end of that story. Now get the *insert
inexplicit word here* out of my home.***
But anyway, some of you may know that i have asked f00b for
his Draw Engine deck. Well i have tested it a bit, it has
done well (actually i havent tested it in my regular tourney
yet, for some reason or another, stupid team tournies).
Anyway, i first questioned his strange use of Return, since
he only ran D.D.Warrior Lady, Dark Magician of Chaos and
Black Luster Soldier as his RFG cards. Man was i wrong, let
me give you the FULL lowdown of this OUTRAAAAAAAAAAAAGEOUS
card.
First of all, there is the (somewhat) ultimate question;
Which is better?
Return or Dimension Fusion? It's obvious to most of us. Sure
Dimension Fusion lets you keep the cards, big whoop. Wanna
know why Return is better?
Ok. Return's cost is half your life points, it is much more
flexible than a straight 2000. So in late game, where it
counts, this card is brilliant.
Also, while Fusion lets you keep your monsters, REALLY,
would you ever use it when you were not going to win? It
also has the handy fact that your opponent doesnt get any
monsters, very helpful on a clear field. Lastly, its a trap,
while sometimes a disadvantage, IT CAN WORK THROUGH MIRROR
FORCE!
OMG!
Now everybody has been talking about D.D.Survivor. I talked
to a couple of guys at my local shop about it.
Azza: So what do you guys think of D.D.Survivor?
Alex: Hmm its a good card.
Eric: Yeah, i mean, searchable and it negates DDA and DDWL.
Azza: I think its a bit overated myself, after all, what if
your opponent doesnt run in RFG cards?
Alex: Well its a searchable 1800 dark, its always good!
Eric: Exactly.
Azza: Hmm, i still dont like it much. 3/5 for me.
Alex: Ahh your being a bit cruel to it. 3.5/5, it can do
stuff.
Ok that wasnt the exact transcript, but you get the point.
However, i consider Return the TRUE counter to Bottomless,
DDA and DDWL. While they laugh over their 1 for 1's, you
just bide your time (or abuse those drawing
cards) till you get a DMOC removed/BLS summoned and heavy
storm.
Return is the ULTIMATE KILL CARD! Seriously, Late Game this
is your saviour.
Mid Game this is your best friend. Early game, it is better
not draw but still. In a Draw Engine deck focused on pure
speed it is brilliant. Be careful though, the card has
several conditions.
#1, you MUST run DMOC with this card. No buts, DMOC is the
main card you will be using this with.
#2, your deck must be EXTREMELY fast. I mean with
apprentices, DMOC, many faiths, merchants, cyber and
morphing jar, basically any flip and deck thinning.
#3 scapegoats = anti swarmage of your own = not good with
Return, scapegoats must be at 1 or 2.
#4 you must run TONS of destruction/manipulation. Return is
ONLY good when there is a clear field or that you have
decree/jinzo and opponent doesnt have book/goat/controller
face down.
Ok its not THAT specific, but you need to run a fast deck
and DMOC with it.
Which brings me to my second review.
Cyber Jar!
I used to not like this guy, but now i LOVE him. He is
probably the most fun card to play. When he Dark Hole's, it
can often be a 2/3 for 1. And then, if they attack into it,
they will probably have to set many m/t's, which can lead to
heavy storm for MORE card advantage (btw, several people at
my local store have told me to shut up numerous times about
card advantage, needless to say they arent the best
players).
The hand replenishing effect is nothing short of g0dly (hits
self for using 7331). Ok, your opponent draws five too, but
the thing is this; Have you noticed that Delinquent Duo is
utterly broken? Have you noticed that Magician of Faith and
Apprentice Magician (which btw, was used in my area in like
Janruary, it was great for getting Scientist out) are being
played tons, along with Dark Magician of Chaos? Well as f00b
said "Unless you play in an area which doesn't play
Delinquent, doesn't play BLS, doesn't play monsters (etc no
area is like this so listen to me). You need the Jars to get
you back into the game. Morphing Jar is #1 here but Cyber is
#2."
By the way, i seem to quote f00b a lot. This is because i
printed out one of his essay long emails to show to Reza (#1
in Aus) about the fixes he rather unwisely made. I read the
email when i need inspiration, its a toast to you, f00b.
Trust me, f00b, Jae and Tony (sheckii) are the smartest guys
on the site. Tranorix and EMoD arent pretty good too but
Dark Paladin is a complete and total idiot, Evan is rather
conceited. Coin Flip is hilarious, as is Ace of Spades, both
of who i worship. Must.....hail......hilarity. And you know
we got a Deathstar!
Back to Cyber Jar, its an awesome card. It is brilliant when
you are losing, as it is more game changing than Morphing
Jar. While Morphing can be a huge source of card advantage,
Cyber is better if you need to save
your...................................................
behind.
So thats the end to my babblings, i will be posting several
deck fixes and two tourney reports soon. Stay tuned and
email me as always at shiny_golden_boy@hotmail.com and ill
reply sooner or later.
*whose primitive life forms were so amazingly unintelligent
that they still think that digital watches were a pretty
neat idea. Now this planet has, or had a problem. Most of
the people living on the planet were unhappy for pretty much
most of the time. Lots of suggestions had been made to solve
this problem, but many of these involved the movements of
small green pieces of paper which is odd since it wasnt the
small green pieces of paper that were unhappy. And so the
problem remained. And a lot of the people were mean, even
the ones with digital watches. So one day, two thousand
years after a man had been nailed to a tree for saying how
great it would be to be nice to people for a change, a small
girl in Witminsworth, sitting on her own, finally realised
how the world could be made a good and happy place. It would
work, and nobody would have to get nailed to anything.
**Props to anyone who actually understands all these weird
jokes. For those of you who don't, tu sei molto
stupidone****!
***Props to anyone who actually has seen this.
****Mi chiamo Azza. Io sono molto intelligente. Tu sei
stupidone. Io sono palare Italiano. Tu sei non palare
Italiano*****.
*****Yes i don't know how to speak Italian properly. So sue
me******.
******Do not sue me*******.
*******These last two points had no point********.
********Neither did that one*********.
*********Nor this one**********.
**********I am a Night Elf Wolf!
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