Fiends of Darkness v1.7 Jinzo
mod
Roger Schaeffer
Lone Star Comics
(817)-265-0491 (Call for local tournament
information)
504 East Abram St.
Arlington, TX
76010
October 26, 2002
Sixteen people entered the
tournament.
$5 entry fee.
First place prize: $25 store
credit.
Second place prize: $15 store
credit.
Everybody else: tournament
booster.
22 Monsters
Tribute
Monsters
3x Summoned Skull
Non-tribute
Monsters
3x La Jinn the Mystical Genie of the
Lamp
7 Colored
Fish
3x Whiptail Crow
Ryu-Kishin
Powered
Jirai
Gumo
Invader of
the Throne
2x Witch of the Black Forest
2x Wall of Illusion
Witch's Apprentice
2x Jinzo #7
2x Magician of Faith
22 Magic/Trap Cards
Magic
Cards
Monster
Reborn
Dark
Hole
Change of
Heart
Pot of
Greed
Raigeki
3x Malevolent Nuzzler
3x Sword of Dark
Destruction
Axe of
Despair
3x Fissure
Trap
Cards
2x Trap Hole
2x Waboku
3x Robbin' Goblin
Side Deck
Tribute to
the Doomed
Curse of
Fiend
2x De-Spell
2x Card Destruction
Soul
Release
The Forceful
Sentry
2x Man-Eater Bug
2x Rush Recklessly
Trap Hole
2x Ultimate Offering
Hello, this is Roger the Skunk. I won
second place yet again. I just can't seem to win first place (due
in large part to my powered-up Jinzo #7). This is becoming quite the
frustrating situation. Nonetheless, I got a $15 store credit. For
those of you have been reading my tournament reports, you may have noticed I put
three Robbin' Goblin in my main deck. That proved to be very useful
against all of my opponents: it made the inexperienced opponents look
worse, and frustrated the good opponent I faced. Yes, the only
challenging match I had was in the finals, which I lost. :( I also
took out Big Eye, Cyber Jar, and Ultimate Offering out of my main deck.
They just haven't really been helpful at all. Instead, I put in a couple
of Jinzo #7 and three Robbin' Goblin. I must say that it is fun to
power-up a Jinzo #7 and attack your opponent directly. :) On to the report
itself.
Round 1
Duel 1
Roger the Skunk 8000-6000
Jon
8000-7100-6800-5000-3350-3300-950-0
Not much to say here. I know I promised to
take better notes for all of you who read my reports. I promise I will try
next time.
Duel 2
Roger the Skunk 8000-7700
Jon
8000-9000-7200-5400-2900-1400-0
Just look at the score.
Round 2
Duel 1
Roger the Skunk
8000-7200-6200-5600
Darian
8000-6350-3900-2550-100-2100-0
I am not sure how Darian went from 100 to 2100
life points (I was keeping score), but it didn't matter. This kid kept
trying to play tribute monsters without tributing; I even let him slide by
on this once.
Duel 2
Roger the Skunk 8000-7200
Darian 8000-6200-2600-0
At least this time Darian didn't keep playing
tribute monsters without tributing.
Round 3
Duel 1
Roger the Skunk 8000-7850
Mark
8000-6250-4650-2150-350-0
Pretty is duel. I love using Jinzo
#7!!!!!
Duel 2
Roger the Skunk 8000-6400
Mark
8000-6100-5600-5400-3600-1100-0
Not much to say here.
Final Round
Duel 1
Roger the Skunk
8000-6900-5050-4600-2800-0
Fritz
8000-7300-6100-5100-1350-0
Fritz won.
Duel 2
Roger the Skunk
8000-5000-6000-4000-2000-0
Fritz 8000-6100
I was doing good initially. I had Jinzo #7
out and powered-up to 2900 Attack. I hit him good until he used Snatch Steal on
my Jinzo#7. And for the next four draws I couldn't draw anything to get
rid of my Jinzo#7 he took control of. Arrrrggghhhh!!!!
This was a good tournament in all. I
bought some Pharaoh's Servant and Magic Ruler boosters, and I got Messenger of
Peace, and Nobleman of Crossout. :0 Also, for those of you that live in
the Dallas-Fort Worth area, Lone Star Comics will be holding a large, official
Upper Deck, 64-person tournament on November, 16. I, will give you more
details if you e-mail me; otherwise wait for my next tournament report or
Yu-Gi-Oh tip.
Roger the
Skunk,
Cheers and Jeers:
Cheers:
For the dude trading me his Witch's Apprentice
for my Gift of the Mystical Elf.
For the two Super Rares I got.
Jeers:
To Darian not knowing about the tributing
rules.
P.S. E-mail me any questions, comments,
concerns, or criticisms.