Jinzo

 

 

 

 

 

 

     Rush Recklessly

     Nobleman of Crossout

2x Fissure

     Mystical Space Typhoon

     Fairy Meteor Crush

 

 

 

     Solemn Judgment

 

 

 

     Cyber Jar

     Fissure

3x Gravekeeper's Servant

2x Black Pendant

     Heavy Storm

     Mystical Space Typhoon

     Rush Recklessly

2x Magic Drain

     Waboku

 

 

 

For those of you have been reading my tournament reports, I am sorry I haven't written a report for the last two weeks.  The past two tournaments I never made it past the first round.  This weeks tournament went much better for me;  I made to the third round.  Also, as a side note, I received an entire box of Pharaoh's Servant boosters in the mail from Upper Deck;  apparently I was one of the top duelists in my area.  Well, on to the tournament report.

 

 

 

 

Roger the Skunk  8000-6200-3700-3400-900-450

Mo  8000-7950-6450-5850-4900-4600-3600-2600-1600-0

 

During this duel Mo had me on the ropes the entire time.  In the end Solemn Judgment saved from the jaws of defeat, and I came back to win.

 

 

Roger the Skunk  8000

Mo  8000-5200-4100-2750-0

 

This duel was quick.  I was able to bring out my forces quickly.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Roger the Skunk  8000-7950-6750-6250-6150-3050-4050-2900-1750-250-0

A.S.  8000-9000-6600-7600-4200

 

In this round I faced the younger brother of duelist I just defeated.  A.S. caught me off guard with his Gravity Bind.  After a lengthy duel, A.S. finally managed to get me down to zero.

 

 

 

Roger the Skunk  8000-5500-4000-5000-4000

A.S.  8000-6550-5550-4100-5100-1700-0

 

Before this duel, I took out Rush Recklessly and substituted Mystical Space Typhoon in order to deal more effectively with A.S.'s Gravity Bind.  The substitution proved to be very effective along with Jinzo.  I even dealt A.S. 1450 in life point damage with a Man-Eater Bug with an Axe of Despair attached.

 

 

 

Roger the Skunk  8000-6300-4300-2300

A.S.  8000-9000-7550-5100-4100-3100-0

 

Hayabusa Knight worked well in this duel.  Most of the damage that A.S. dealt was due to Just Deserts.  During these duels A.S. hardly ever dealt any damage to my life points via attack me with a monster.  A.S. was to often on the defensive;  he needed more power.  Some Giant Soldiers of Stone with a Malevolent Nuzzler or two would have been very effective in his deck.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Roger the Skunk  8000-5450

Dan  8000-7000-6000-3600-1200-0

 

Dan is the brother of Chris, the judge for the tournament.  Dan beat me in the first round of last week's tournament.  Dan is a good duelist, but I just drew the right card every time.

 

 

 

Roger the Skunk  8000-6200-4400-2600-0

Dan  8000-7000

 

The only damage Dan received was by his own hand:  his used Delinquent Duo.  Dan kept taking-out my monsters with Trap Hole.

 

 

 

Roger the Skunk  8000-6200-4400-2600-800-0

Dan 8000-7000

 

This was practically a carbon copy of the last duel.  I should have side-decked in my Heavy Storm and Cyber Jar.

 

 

 

All in all this was a good tournament.  My thanks goes out to IQ who traded his first edition Solemn Judgment for my Goblin Attack Force at last week's tournament.  I also was able to trade to get two more Maha Vailo, Mask of Darkness, and two Mystic Plasma Zone and two Gaia Power;  thanks those of who that traded with me.  As always, if you have any suggestions, comments, or questions, just send me an e-mail.

 

Also, Lone Star Comics is holding another official Upper Deck 64-person tournament.  The tournament will be January 25, 2003.  The entry fee is $10.  First place prize will be $100 store credit;  second place will receive $25 store credit.  If you want further information, refer to the phone number at the beginning of this e-mail.

 

 

 

 

 

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