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Tebezu on
YuGiOh
As we travel through life we come across
instances or events that seem locked in
eternity. Our minds crush with intensity and
fear due to the inability to understand what
exactly is happening. We worry and compress,
eventually realizing that when those hard times
come we just have to bear with them, see what
happens, and keep on going.
Well I am the type of person who enjoys nothing
more than watching an opponent worm around in
their chair thinking intensely about how to get
themselves out of something they don't
understand. One of my readers sent me the
following e-mail :
My name is
Jake and I am a member of the
Pojo.com forum and I was looking at peoples
decks and saw one that looked interesting. It
revolved around using Dark
Dust Spirit, Sacred Phoenix of
Nephthys and Treeborn Frog to create an infinite destruction 
combo. Find a way to summon Phoenix, then summon
Treeborn Frog.
Keep tributing Frog for DDS and destroy every
monster, including Phoenix. Your next Standby
Phase, Phoenix comes back and destroys all S/Ts
and the combo starts over. The only problem I
have is when my Phoenix gets hit by Bottomless,
which eliminates the S/T destruction and makes
me sad. Usually once I get my combo rolling, my
opponent scoops out of frustration that they
have no answers to my infinite combo. Anyway I
modified it a few times and I was wondering what
you think. My deck is on a budget, so if you
can, try not to suggest too many expensive
cards, although all suggestions will be
appreciated.
Thanx!
(40)
Monsters 19 x2 Dark Dust Spirit x1 Sacred Phoenix of Nephthys x1 Treeborn Frog x1 Breaker the Magical Warrior x1 D.D. Warrior Lady x1 Sangan x2 Spirit Reaper x2 Magician of Faith x2 Gravekeepers Spy x2 Apprentice Magician x1 Hand of Nephthys x1 Mystic Tomato x1 Newdoria x1 Tsukuyomi Spells 12 x1 Graceful Charity x1 Creature Swap x1 Snatch Steal x2 Nobleman of Crossout x1 Heavy Storm x1 MST x1 SORL x1 Scapegoat x1 Confiscation x1 Premature Burial x1 Last Will Traps 9 x2 Sakuretsu Armor x2 Seven Tools of the Bandit x1 Call of the Haunted x2 Dust Tornado x1 Waboku x1 Bottomless Trap Hole At first glance I was stunned. The idea of generating a loop was intriguing to me but the deck has inconsistency issues upon first glance. For example, bottomless trap hole and Kycoo the Ghost Destroyer. Both of these cards are going to hurt your combo. But at last the deck is also inconsistent because its loop is the product of a 2 tribute monster and a 1 tribute spirit monster. Thus the deck should focus on searching for the combo, yet maintain field presence in order to accomplish this. Thus the following occurred..... 
the deck
needs to run 3x My Body as
Shield, because this card
will allow
for you to protect the phoenix from
bottomless trap hole
and will also maintain field presence for your
battle searchers by stopping
nobleman of crossout.
Swords of
Revealing Light, Dust Tornado, and Seven Tools
of the Bandit are not needed. Simply because
Phoenix will be an every turn
Heavy Storm and
My Body as a Shield
should stop any and all threats.
I do like the
use of Wobaku
simply because this card single handedly removes
the threat of Kycoo because he will be unable to
deal damage and thus allow the cycle to
continue. PLUS IT IS CHAIN-ABLE TO ALMOST ALL
CONDITIONS and stops
Spirit Reaper/Don
Zaloog from hurting your combo...
Watch out for
obscure tricks like book of life (etc.) to
remove frog or phoenix; but in the long run I
don't think these will be pressing issues to
concern yourself with b/c no-body appears to be
playing them.
This deck is
running multiple battle searchers, and I
originally pretested it with 3x
Nimble Momonga and 3x
Giant Germ. But in the end I decided to
scrap them for more productive monsters that
would work if you drew multiples.
G-Spy allows
for some killer field presence while searching
others out and Mystic Tomato allows me to search
reaper, tomato, apprentice, old vindictive,
spy, and Sangan
which in turn gets frog.
Yet this deck
also packs 2x Creature
Swaps taking advantage of Battle
Searchers and allowing tsuky locks to be
generated with swap and
magician of faith. This is a take on the
deck which I believe to be competitive and
strong. Yet people more intent on looking just
for the combo without any back-up plans I'd
personally recommend running nothing but battle
searchers. The flaw with that (and the reason I
choose not to in this build) is that the deck
will not always get its combo off. Thus should
try its best to win in a stable form.
I believe
this lock is effective and devastating, thus it
should be looked at.
(41)
Birdie Sprint
Monster (23)
1x Tsukuyomi
2x Dark Dusk Spirit
2x Apprentice Magician
2x Magician of Faith
2x Old Vindictive Magician
1x Breaker the Magical Warrior
1x Sacred Phoenix of Nephthys
1x Treeborn Frog
3x Mystic Tomato
1x Sangan
3x Gravekeeper's Spy
1x Morphing Jar
1x Hand of Nephthys
2x Spirit Reaper
Spell (12)
3x My Body as a Shield
2x Creature Swap
1x Snatch Steal
1x Graceful Charity
1x Heavy Storm
1x Pot of Avarice
1x Premature Burial
1x Scapegoat
1x Confiscation
Trap (6)
1x Mirror Force
1x Torrential Tribute
1x Call of the Haunted
3x Wobaku
If anyone
needs advice or has some ideas concerning
the betterment of this game I can be
contacted at...
Forest
Thomer
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