Deck: The First, Second
and Fourth Tool of the Bandit – By Bandit Keif
M and M Sports Cards
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3 Mechanical
Chaser 3 Mystic Tomato 3 Giant Germ |
3 Waboku 1 Call of the
Haunted 1 Swords of Light |
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3 Wall of Illusion 1 Sangan |
1 Heavy Storm 2 Nobleman of
Crossout 1 Monster Reborn |
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3 Goblin Attack Force 1 |
1 Change of Heart 1 Mirror Force 1 Raigeki ,
1 Pot of Greed |
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3 Cannon Soldier 1 Jinzo |
3 Mystical Space
Typhoon 1 Limiter Removal 1 Dark Hole ,
1 Snatch Steal |
$10 Dollar
Tournament
3
rounds, single elimination, 12 person tournament.
Prizes: 1st:
1 BOX Pharaonic Guardian, 2nd: Nothing!
Round 1:
M and M Sports Cards,
Duel 1 : Me (Bandit Keif) vs. Rodel (K Force Legendary Fisherman)
First I would like to congradulate Rodel for making a kick ass Dragon Deck that won the first
2 duels against me. Or should I say he just warmed me up for my next 3
victories in a row. The duels today was 3 out of 5
because the prize was one box. Rodel stood up to his
K Force title and proved that he is truly Ultra –
Rare, it’s true, it’s true.
Rodel stood at his end of the dueling field surrounded by kids (and his son
Alex) watching his life points at 1,200. True to my mysterious dueling style I
prefer the wall with only the Duke of K Force One watching (Ricky) my life
point meter at 6,300. The kids saw that I had a Witch in attack mode that just
did some damage to his life points and set one trap face down. Rodel drew his card and the kids went wild!!! They couldn’t
hold their enthusiasm and hide the precursor to the oncoming attack. I see a
Lord of Dragons hit the field, clad in his dragon armor. I see the flute
materialize in front of him, I check my trap but it wasn’t what I needed,
maybe. The trap could hold off a Blue Eyes, I know I could use Call of the
Haunted on the Barrel Dragon to save me some life… my train of thought cuts off
there.
The Legendary Blue Eyes White Dragon was summoned. It stood tall on the
field shining its glory and power with every serpentine move it made. The kids
stare in awe of the creature that they gave up on so long ago. The Dragon was
just too hard to summon. It takes skill, it takes
intelligence and most of all K Force ingenuity. I hastily use Call of the
Haunted to protect myself, then I see that doing that
was my downfall. Another dragon hit the field after the Blue Eyes, it was
darker red in color, it was the Tyrant Dragon. The
proceeding blasts of fire and lightning were unimaginable. Game.
The first two duels went something like that, I won the next 3. Good
job Rodel, but this Halo Halo
of a deck is going all the way today.
Round 2:
Duel 2: Me (Bandit Keif) vs. Terry?
Teri? Terri? Tery? Terry?
She wins, I win, she wins, I win, the deciding duel went kind of like
this (notice the pattern? It should have been her turn to win…). She’s at low 800
life points, I’m at a dangerous 100. I have monster set and one trap set. She
summons a Bazoo and it eats 2 “eggs” from the graveyard. She hesitates on the
attack, looking at the trap, but it was end game. Playing it safe can get her
killed if I get to go onto my turn, she knows it too. The pressure builds and
manifests itself as the loudest move announcement I’ve ever heard.
She screams at the top of her lungs, “ATTACK!!!” Her Bazoo runs into a
Cyber Jar. The Bazoo slowly looks down at the broken jar it just attacked and
sees red numbers counting down in a digital box inside the jar 3, 2, 1… The
explosion gives the Bazoo a quick and humane death. I don’t remember the magics
that she got from Cyber Jar, but after all the pressure built up inside of her,
these new cards and their new irresistible options became the turning point of
the game for me.
The Field: (all
monsters attack position) (her battle phase)
Her monsters from Cyber Jar: Spear
Dragon (1900) Kycoo
(1800) Her
playable traps: - none
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My monsters from Cyber Jar: Kycoo (1800) Guardian of the Throne Room (1650)
My playable traps: Reinforcements (+500)
Her life points: 800 Mine:
100
She attacks Kycoo with the Spear Dragon, I
Reinforcements. She loses 400 life points, life points wasn’t
the only thing she lost that move, she lost her cool. After losing half her
life points to battle, she went to the powerful magic cards in her hand to save
her. Main phase 2 she does something, out of fear. My turn, summon the Fourth tool
and Rip the Kycoo for 400. Game.
Finals:
Duel 3: Ricky the Duke of K Force One made it along side me. We play
each other enough as it is. We split the box and make our exit. Oh and to those
who “Don’t like groups because we take tournaments.” Backup is the Second Tool
of the bandit.
-
Bandit
Keif (Sunday
Post Game shouts:
Anyone reading this! I’m the guy with “Bandit Keif” on the back of his
cards. You know we are the original K Force 1. So now that the Bay Area has
seen the best, just remember, “Imitation is one of the most sincere forms of
flattery.”
Shout to all the expert players – Collectors Corner, World of Books and
A 1 Comics players.
Anyone who thinks I’m not telling the truth about the skill level come
see K Force One win at Collectors Corner Saturdays and World of Books Sundays.
Herb, what happened? You got iced! Make it up by going to
John and Nate: Ever see field of dreams? “Build
the tournament, and they will come.”
K Force One:
Kaiba - Kevin (Ranked 3rd Bay Area) Bandif Keif - Jeff (3rd West Coast Season 2)
Joey - Alan (play
for fun, not money) Legendary
Fisherman - Rodel (Ultra – Rare)
Isis - Geraldine (Consistent Tournament
Winner) Mokuba - Chris (Commissioner,
Marik - Andy Chan (Skill level: Top Ten West Coast) Arcaina - Marcus (Defender of the Name)
Yugi - Ching (Crouching Tiger) Blue Eyes - David Cao (Defender of the Store)
Whats in a name? Well obviously to these two… Duke Devlin of KF1 - Ricky (Hidden Dragon)
It’s personal. Vs.
Duke
Devlin of A1S - Nate
N. (