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Tebezu on
YuGiOh
How many people love
Blue-Eyes White Dragon?
The concept of a
creature so powerful that few
 have
faced it and lived to tell the tale; caught my attention
as soon as I got one.
He is what this game
is about, a monster that blows stuff up and looks
freaking sweet doing it.
I don't know why, but
I just can't ignore him. BEWD is my favorite Yu-Gi-Oh
card and Kaiba is the best card player in the show.
(Come on, Yugi only
beats him because he makes up stuff; like flute of the
summoning dragon helps him summon a dragon; or like how
a fusion of Mammoth Graveyard Hurts the power of The
ULTIMATE DRAGON.)
Yugi only wins
because it is his show, Kaiba is the one who is still
effecting the game in GX :P
Thus I am partial to
loving BEWD, ever sense I witnessed the summoning of the
Ultimate Dragon I have wanted to pull it off. I have
wanted to shout White Lightning and laugh as my opponent
looks at my mad face, thinking (How in the
world??????????)
So today I present
you with one versions of the BEWD deck. Which is a
Turbo Pot Variant Utilizing Cyber Dragon and all the
cool fusions. Kinda like the E-Hero Deck I made only
with the BEST MONSTER IN THE GAME!!!!!!!!!!
My next post will
be a deck made by pojo's own DeathJester. He
demonstrates a more"practical" means of summoning the
Dragon by its Ritual Buddy.
The third is a
Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon Deck submitted by a creative
player, who is also working on another deck I'm
interested in, Ka-hun Ya
so now I present you
with.................
A Fusion of the Greats
total (44) Monster (27) 3x Blue-Eyes White Dragon 3x Pot of Avarice Traps (3) 3x Royal Decree
Fusions
3x BEUD
3x Cyber Twin Dragon
3x Cyber End Dragon
3x Twin-Headed
Thunder Dragon
3x Sanwich
3x Reaper on the
Nightmare
basically this deck
uses the turbo pot draw engine as a means of ridding
itself of bad hands and as a means of using
polymerization for any of your fusions.
It can become
stagnate in the opening moves, because bad hand happen,
only natural. But hopefully you can work your away
around them. Thunder Dragon is usable as both a deck
thinning/avarice tool and he has a fusion.
So go ahead, try it
out. It works, and once you get it started there is no
way to stop it. Come on, the idea of dropping BEUD and
Cyber End, side by side, game is DONE.
Chiron is used as a
means of giving me some use of unusable
polymerization's/ other magic cards. Thus Creating a
means of clearing the back Field for a big drop.
And the discarding of
King of the Swamp, allows Avarice to get targets while
at the same time thinning the deck and giving you a way
to remove a bad draw.
.................................................................
Let me know what you
think. I want to know how to improve the deck and how
to get it to be more synergistic.
All help is
appreciated and needed.
If anybody needs
help, wants to make a suggestion, has some crazy deck,
etc. let me know.
Also, if anybody
attends the University of Kentucky and would like to
play me or join my "developing" team, just drop me some
mail .
(Look I said me twice
in the same line, my English teacher would hit me :P)
I look forward to
your responses.
Forest Thomer
AIM Tebezu
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