I was going to make a post that gave a brief overview of the rules, but then I realized, that would take for fucking ever. So instead, here's Kuriboh through the ages for you.
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Thursday, May 24, 2012
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Yu-Gi-Oh: Duel with Style
Duel with style by playing these soundtrack songs from Yu-Gi-Oh. This Youtube playlist includes:
Saturday, May 12, 2012
The Winged Dragon of Ra Deck
Thinking of making a deck centered around the God card: The Winged Dragon of Ra? Well, we here at It's A God Damn Card Game have hunted down some possible decks for you to use with the Winged Dragon.
Deck: The Winged Dragon of Ra
40 Cards
Deck: The Winged Dragon of Ra
40 Cards
Friday, May 11, 2012
Yu-Gi-Oh: Hieratic Dragons, Part 3
Thinking of building a Hieratic deck? Here are some tips. Check out our Amazon store for a one stop shopping experience for buying all the cards you need:
For starters, you probably want to get your hands on the cards themselves. The following is a list of the cards included in the Hieratic archtype including their support cards.
Monsters
- Hieratic Dragon of Gebeb
- Hieratic Dragon of Nuit
- Hieratic Dragon of Eset
- Hieratic Dragon of Nebthet
- Hieratic Seal of the Dragon King
- Hieratic Dragon of Tefnuit
- Hieratic Dragon of Su
- Hieratic Dragon of Asar
- Hieratic Dragon of Sutekh
- Hieratic Seal of the Sun Dragon Overlord
Spells:
- Hieratic Seal of Convocation
- Hieratic Seal of Supremacy
Traps:
- Hieratic Seal of Banishment
- Hieratic Seal of Reflection
- Hieratic Seal From the Ashes
Xyz's:
- Hieratic Dragon King of Atum
- Hieratic Sun Dragon Overlord of Heliopolis
Outside of your staple cards (Mirror Force, Honest, Monster Reborn), there's a number of other cards that could go well with this deck. The first being a card that's pretty much standard for any dragon deck.
Red-Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon is never a bad idea for a deck that is just dragons. Plus he's just a big 'fuck you' to everyone everywhere.
Other fun ideas for this deck are as follows:
Your opponent declares a monster Level. Reveal cards from the top of your Deck until you reveal a monster that can be Normal Summoned. If that monster is the same Level as the one declared by your opponent, send all revealed cards to the Graveyard. If not,Special Summon the revealed monster, also send the remaining cards to the Graveyard.
During the End Phase of the turn this card is activated, draw 1 card from your Deck for each Dragon-Type monster discarded from your hand and/or Tributed during this turn.
These choices are pretty self explanatory. Reasoning is always fun, requiring a tad bit of luck, however it's well worth it if you'r opponent guesses wrong. Since this deck is pretty good on tributing, Super Rejuvenation isn't a bad idea. And lastly, this deck has it's fair share of level 8 monsters, just in case the little fuckers don't feel like co-operating, you can always go with Trade-In to back you up and get rid of those pesky eggs.
Hope it helps!
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Yu-Gi-Oh: Hieratic Dragons, Part 2
Still think the Hieratic dragons suck? Well you're wrong. Take a closer look at this set of cards and their potential should be clear. Each card that's over level 4 has some way to special summon itself or another card from your deck, take Tefnuit for example.
He's essentially a Cyber Dragon that fits neatly with this deck. And he's not the only one that can be special summoned. Many of the cards can be special summoned by tributing a Hieratic monster on the field. Which is cool you know that's ok... except, wham, this deck takes it a step further.
Every single monster in this deck (outside of the eggs) can special summon a monster when it's tribute summoned. And since the wording on the cards say you can tribute a monster to special summon this card, you only need 3 monsters in your hand to get enough monsters on the field and Exeed for not some Rank 4, but for a Rank 6 or even 8. And that's not even counting the spells that go with them.
With the Seal of Convocation and the seal of Supremacy, you can add whatever Hieratic monster from your deck to your hand and then special summon it with no cost.
To summarize, this deck fucking rocks.
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Yu-Gi-Oh: Wind Up Deck
Looking to make a Wind Up deck? Look no further! Use our Amazon store to view all the cards you'll need to make a successful Wind Up Deck!
Monsters:
Spells:
Traps:
Extra Deck:
Monsters:
- 3x Wind-Up Soldier
- 3x Wind-Up Dog
- 2x Wind-Up Magician
- 3x Reborn Tengu
- 2x Genex Ally Birdman
- 2x Caius The Shadow Monarch
- 1x Cyber Dragon
- 1x Gale The Whirlwind
- 1x Effect Veiler
- 1x Spirit Reaper
Spells:
- 2x Pot of Duality
- 2x MST
- 2x Wind-Up Factory
- 1x Monster Reborn
- 1x Dark Hole
- 1x Heavy Storm
- 1x Book of Moon
- 1x Shrink
- 1x Mind Control
Traps:
- 2x Bottomless Trap Hole
- 2x Dark Bribe
- 2x Dimensional Prison
- 1x Torrential Tribute
- 1x Solemn Judgement
- 1x Starlight Road
- 1x Mirror Force
Extra Deck:
- 1x Number 17: Leviathan Dragon
- 1x Number 39: Utopia
- 1x Adreus, Keeper of Armegeddon
- 2x Tiras, Keeper of Genesis
- 1x Ally of Justice Catastor
- 1x Brionic, Dragon of the Ice Barrier
- 1x Gaia Knight, The Force of Earth
- 1x Black Rose Dragon
- 1x Scrap Archfiend
- 1x Genex Ally Triforce
- 1x Thought Ruler Archfiend
- 1x Stardust Dragon
- 1x Red Dragon Archfiend
- 1x Locomotion R-Genex
