How to Duel Like a Yu Gi Oh! Beast
Lay all your cards out on a table or in a binder where you can see them all easily., Decide on a theme., Go through your entire collection (this might take a while if you're like me) and take out every card that would be even REMOTELY helpful to...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Lay all your cards out on a table or in a binder where you can see them all easily.
Popular decks can be based on character decks from anime and manga; warrior decks are also popular.
You should be informed about the meta decks right now, know their strategies and make a deck to counter the popular ones.], Even if you don't think it would be good, it might work with something you find later. ,, Try to have more effect monsters than normal monsters.
All but 2 or 3 of these cards should be level 4 or lower.
Add some flip effect monster to add an element of surprise to your dueling.
I like to include two level 5-6 monsters and one level 7+ monster.
If you are going to add a god card or a similar 3 tribute monster you may want to consider not having any other tribute monsters. , you want about half of these to be the staples I discussed earlier, and the rest cards to aid your deck in particular.
Try to include about 13 spells and 7 traps, or something close to that ratio. , loading down your deck with too many cards is your number one ticket to being a sucky duelist. , Even if it's super hard to fusion or synchro summon a monster, you never know what you'll draw. , There's nothing worse than summoning your best monster and being forced to swap it out with your opponent's Quillbolt Hedgehog. , This is another good way to win, because your opponent loses if their deck runs out of cards. , De-Synchro and De-Fusion are great to use on your opponent, but what could you do if you played them on your own monsters? There's no better way to blow away an opponent than by surprising them with amazing strategy. , There's always room for improvement. -
Step 2: Decide on a theme.
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Step 3: Go through your entire collection (this might take a while if you're like me) and take out every card that would be even REMOTELY helpful to your deck.
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Step 4: Find several staple cards such as Trap Hole
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Step 5: Sakuretsu Armor
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Step 6: Mystical Space Typhoon
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Step 7: and Pot of Greed.
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Step 8: Go through your pile of "maybes" and select 20-22 monster cards.
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Step 9: Find the spells and traps you want for your deck now.
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Step 10: Have no more than 40-45 cards in your main deck.
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Step 11: If you have an extra deck
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Step 12: keep as many cards as you possibly can in there.
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Step 13: Put cards like creature swap in your deck that will allow you to use your opponent's cards against them.
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Step 14: Play cards like Gravekeeper's Servant that will send their cards to the graveyard directly from their deck.
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Step 15: Come up with creative strategies that will surprise your opponent.
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Step 16: As you get to know your deck switch cards that don't work so well out for better ones.
Detailed Guide
Popular decks can be based on character decks from anime and manga; warrior decks are also popular.
You should be informed about the meta decks right now, know their strategies and make a deck to counter the popular ones.], Even if you don't think it would be good, it might work with something you find later. ,, Try to have more effect monsters than normal monsters.
All but 2 or 3 of these cards should be level 4 or lower.
Add some flip effect monster to add an element of surprise to your dueling.
I like to include two level 5-6 monsters and one level 7+ monster.
If you are going to add a god card or a similar 3 tribute monster you may want to consider not having any other tribute monsters. , you want about half of these to be the staples I discussed earlier, and the rest cards to aid your deck in particular.
Try to include about 13 spells and 7 traps, or something close to that ratio. , loading down your deck with too many cards is your number one ticket to being a sucky duelist. , Even if it's super hard to fusion or synchro summon a monster, you never know what you'll draw. , There's nothing worse than summoning your best monster and being forced to swap it out with your opponent's Quillbolt Hedgehog. , This is another good way to win, because your opponent loses if their deck runs out of cards. , De-Synchro and De-Fusion are great to use on your opponent, but what could you do if you played them on your own monsters? There's no better way to blow away an opponent than by surprising them with amazing strategy. , There's always room for improvement.
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