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Different deck idea - Mindbadger
From: Vee Freir <vee@tullichwood.fsnet.co.uk>
Date: Tue, 19 Jul 2005 12:17:23 +0100

Hey all, just wanted to give out an interesting (in my opinion) deck idea. First of all, I am giving this out because I have no-one else to play with (boohoo!), and I just thought people might like to try the deck out and see if it works. A bit sad I know, but thats not important, I like thinking of strategies and decks and stuff. It does it for me. Anyway, on to the deck idea.

The whole deck revolves around one card, Begone, Knave! an underrated card, but only for this deck. It basically says, when a monster inflicts battle damage, it is returned to the hand of its owner. This has several ramifications. 1. Tribute monsters mean major card disadvantages, if they only get one attack (apart from Jinzo, but thats what monster removal is for). 2. more clear fields. This means the game could turn into a slogging match. But as you made the deck, you have the advantage. Several monsters, which would otherwise have drawbacks, are meant for this deck. Goblin Attack Force is now a 2300 attacker every turn. Granadora will now give you 1000 life every turn while hitting for 1900. If your opponent tries to be clever, setting monsters or playing scapegoat, just hit them every turn with a Spear Dragon, they'll soon regret it! The only monster which they have in their decks, usually, that will benefit from this is Breaker, which you will have too, which will be continuous m/t destruction. If they want a slogging match, fine, you're ready for it. Pack in a few Kuribohs, and you'll be laughing. They'll only be able to summon BLS a limited number of times before it's stuck in their hand.

Also, an important factor of cards returning to your hand is that your hand size will increase. This makes it easier to use all those cards which make you discard. The cost won't seem so bad when your hand is getting bigger. This makes cards like Magic Jammer (just an example) a reality, to protect your Begone, Knave! on the field

I'm pretty sure this deck would work well against the current meta, countering chaos, scapegoats and the like, I'd be happy if someone gave it a shot and told me how it works in reality, as opposed to my mind.
Hope this is helpful, any replies, send them to okarumendukomaza@hotmail.com