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Tebezu on
YuGiOh
Team Legacy,
representing the
very warm state of
Arizona, present to
the dueling
world Chris Michelis
and Alex Aldemant.
These two guys
have put together an
OTK scourge deck.
As mentioned
numerous times, I
think these new
monsters are nothing
but a fad. They are
like the recursion
of the yo-yo, pet
rocks, and the
like. Everyone
still remembers how
awesome the chaos
format was (if you
had a chaos monster
before your
opponent). As such,
everyone wants to
relive the almighty
and bestowing
experience of
demolishing an
opponent who was up
10 cards of
advantage, only to
fail in obtaining
victory do to a
lucky top deck.
This will appeal to
all of us on some
level. I find such
monsters intriguing
for that very
reason, much as I
found yo-yowing hip
until I came into
contact with a
game-boy. The issue
at hand is that
these monsters
require four, TYPE
SPECIFIC, remove
from play fodder in
order to be
summoned. Had the
requirement been
dark and light only
I'd be out selling
myself for a play
set. But 3 dark
fiend and 1 light
fairy (vice-verse)
is the epiphany of a
theme requiring an
entire deck to
function properly.
Thus, these two
dueling studs have
decided to shrug off
the ignorant remarks
I have made to
show off what a
little bit of
creativity can do.
With this in mind I
present to you
all...
Feathered Fiend!
Monster (35)
3 sky scourge enrise 3 sky scourge norleras 3 shinning angel 3 nova summoner 3 gellenduo 2 magestic mech - ohka 3 giant germ 3 newdoria 3 snipe hunter 1 sangan 1 night assailant 3 magical merchant 1 morphing jar 1 3x Theban Nightmare Spell (5) 3 feather of the phoenix 1 card destruction 1 dimension fusion
As mentioned in some
of Pojo's very own
COTD reviews, this
deck functions as a
result of getting
the required tribute
material in the
graveyard, using
Feather of the
Phoenix to place
Dimension Fusion on
the top of the deck,
blow up the world
via Scourge effect,
draw into Dimension
Fusion, and pay 2000
LP for game. I must
say that I have yet
to play this deck in
any tournament as a
result of not having
all the required
cards/and no
incentive to
actually get them.
But upon seeing this
I built a deck out
of proxies and had a
go at it. One of
the major issues I
see with this build
is reliability. As
mentioned i
 n the
email sent to me,
the deck usually
wins round one only
to be beaten by side
decked Banisher of
the Radiance and the
like. Just looking
at this deck makes
me quiver with both
fear and
anticipation. For
starters, it can win
in an explosive
combo. But the
entire deck is built
around one card.
Much like Demise,
the key to beating
it is to remove the
win condition. D.D.
Crow, Kycoo the
Ghost Destroyer,
etc. all force its
player in a severely
crippling position.
Thus I feel the best
way to improve upon
this to try an
incorporate three
things whenever
building such a
deck.
1) Utilize Card
Trooper as an
additional way to
fill up the
graveyard.
2) Monster Gate and
Reasoning both grant
players a quick way
to thin their decks,
fill up their
graveyards, and
summon some powerful
monsters such as the
Majestic Mech's.
3) Archfiend
Soldier has been
part of many decks
I've taken to the
top 8. This deck is
almost screaming for
him. He is both a
Fiend and Dark, not
to mention his huge
1900 attack points
almost ensures
Banisher of the
Radiance will be off
the field.
I advise all of my
readers to look over
this deck, think
about some of the
things I've talked
about, and more
importantly practice
said ideas. The
only way to actually
accomplish anything
is to utilize some
form of action. If
you want to play
this theme it will
require both
practice and skill,
as well as some
creativity.
Asa
always, I can be
contacted at
Tebezu@gmail.com
email me if you have
ideas, want to trade
some gem
beast/Destiny
Draw/Card
Trooper/etc., or
need some help.
Forest Thomer
p.s. - I am interested in receiving emails from anyone who has programming skills associated with communication distribution/video gaming. I need techies who know anything about Linux Mac Windows grid, people who, could help make some contribution in the advancement of video gaming. p.p.s. - I am also interested in hearing opinions from the sites viewers about complains of current video gaming experiences and what their opinion on the perfect game is.
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