Order of Chaos Order & Chaos – Polar opposites, slugging it out in the Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME for years. Now, the feud that never seems to end hits a new zenith More »
Get ready for the finale of this years “Magic: The Gathering” calendar at Battlecraft Games. There will be a 24 Boosters of Dark Ascension for first place! That’s right. There will be 24 boosters More »
Get ready for the finale of this years Yugioh calendar. There will be a booster box of Order of Chaos for first place! That’s right. There will be 24 boosters of the brand new January release boosters! More »
It’s been a few months since Structure Deck: Lost Sanctuary was released and as all duelists know, Fairies are strong. Being proven with a solid track record by winning local tournaments to More »
Losing to variance sucks. There’s no better way to put it. Whether you get too many lands, or not enough, or your spells are too expensive, or you never draw your bombs, or your opponent simply gets lucky – there are just some games that you lose where you can’t do anything about it.
This is how last week’s Friday night draft went for me:
Welcome to the 2nd part of Deck Building Strategies. In this article, I’d like to help you build a deck by providing the fundamental reasons which I personally believe and use that leads to a good deck. Before continuing reading, I’d like to specifically mention that by reading this article, it does NOT guarantee that you will end up with a deck that will win tournaments – this article is intended to help you build a deck to begin with, along with what you should be doing and paying attention to while building.
Happy holidays everyone – I hope everyone had a great Christmas and New Year, and I know that while majority of you guys are still on holidays, I’m unfortunately back at work and just came back from overseas (also work related). However, that doesn’t mean I will be out of action, as I still have plenty of tuning and testing to do for my decks, as well as participate in the Yugioh Super League tournament held every Wed, Thu and Sat from 11am. Everyone still have plenty of chances to win and score a free box of Order of Chaos as well as other prizes.
By the time you read this, we’ll have seen at least one week of Dark Ascension previews, but at the time of writing I’ve hardly seen any of the set. What I have seen, however, has already got me very, very excited – Gravecrawler signals a push for a zombie deck in Standard, Increasing Confusion will replace Blue Sun’s Zenith as a finisher in decks looking to win through Nephalia Drownyard, and the new mechanic Fateful Hour gives us new ways to play with Phyrexian mana (and maybe even completely break it, finally, if there’s a Fateful Hour effect powerful enough.)
If you don’t know about Modern, it’s the newest non-rotating format introduced by Wizards of the Coast, includes every set from Modern onwards, and is still very, very open for exploration and experimentation.
I don’t play Modern, but I am looking at breaking into the format and starting to compete in Modern events, once I can afford to build a deck. I’ve been following the development of the format and what players are doing, and think I have a pretty good idea of what the format will look like for the upcoming PTQ season.
Hi everyone! Read these next few paragraphs carefully, because I’m only saying this once. Maybe three times. Maybe ALL OF TEH TIMEZ. I’m not sure yet.
Ahem.
Order of Chaos
Order & Chaos – Polar opposites, slugging it out in the Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME for years.
Now, the feud that never seems to end hits a new zenith in 2012, with Order of Chaos.
As chaos and order collide, Order of Chaos contains all the tools YOU need to forge a Deck and achieve whatever destiny awaits. Will you create order from the chaos that surrounds you? Or impose a new order on your opponents – of the chaos, by the chaos, for the chaos?
That choice is up to you!
There Will Be Order…?
As I reach a milestone (this is actually my 30th article), along with Digby’s blessing – I’ve decided to take this opportunity and turn a regular article into a tell a bit more about myself so that hopefully I get to meet more people, exchange various ideas and do more trades during the Yugioh Super League starting tomorrow at Battlecraft Games.
As the end of the year approaches, I actually got another request for an article on new product which I actually haven’t covered – so here it is, my review of the 2011 Yugioh Tins Wave 2: Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon and Number 10: Illumiknight.
With everything getting wrapped up as the end of the year approaches, plus rigorous practicing of my new deck, unfortunately I have been out of touch with what Konami has for us for the end of the year. This is the first article for December and to start off with what they have for us (which I am guessing is a mini-rush of new products), we’ll start with Hidden Arsenal 05 (HA05) which recently arrived at Battlecraft Games.
