As I searched the web to find new topics for my blog, I found a very interesting topic that might be useful to any duelist. Many people were having trouble making a good Yugioh deck. Making a Yugioh deck is very simple. I’ve been noticing duelists are making it more complicated than it really is.
Once you’ve gathered up the cards you might want to use for your deck, sort them based on the type of card. Create a pile for effect monsters, normal monsters, spell cards, and trap cards. Ideally you keep on analyzing each deck you make and see if it has good combos and strong monsters, but what I’ve done in the past is I have made the deck and then tested its strength in a duel. If you find your deck and its cards flow together, that’s definitely the deck you want to use.
The most basic rule of making a deck is never put to many high level monsters. I would recommend adding four 5-6 level monsters, and two 7-10 level monsters. Also, you never just throw in l-4 leveled monsters. You have to make sure there effects match your deck theme, that they are strong effect-wise, offensively, and defensively. Chain effects help a lot in a duel as well.
The trap cards that you put in your deck must be a great defensive card. You need to be able to rely on your trap cards for instant defensive. Spell cards however can be offensive or defensive. Think of your spell cards as power-ups for your monsters. They should be able to help your monsters defeat your foe’s monsters.
Whether it’s a burn or a theme, the type of deck you want is ultimately your choice. These are just tips on how to format your deck. As long as you can win with your Yugioh deck, you know that is your deck.
Tags: monster cards, spell cards, trap cards, yugioh deck
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YES! this is exactly what i’ve been missing. I used to play yugioh “back in the day” until i lost my cards. it seems like in today’s “meta-game” all decks have a special theme to go with archetypes, or only focused on summoning certain monsters. The real way to play is to use a deck where any card that you draw can help you win when:
-it’s the only card you have
-you have no cards on the field
-your opponent has one crazy strong monster out
-you have 1000 LP
I’m talking about cards like copycat, magical cylinder, draining shield.
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Nice, but those days are over, that’s how i used to think too. That strategy is like trying to make a soccer teams with just a whole lot of good players without strategy. Individually, each of your cards may be more useful than those decks today, but when it comes to combo, and the ability to work together, those decks are better. the thing better is a deck that have cards that can work together as the archtype, but have the independent of the ones u were talking about. NOW, IT IS NOT ABOUT TO SURVIVE, IT IS ABOUT DOING MORE DAMAGE TO YOUR OPPONENT (AT ANY MEANS)
Not exactly, it’s like scouting and gathering a bunch strong soccer players for your team, seeing if they work well with each other, and then recruiting them for your team. If you feel your strategy is just kill,kill,kill then thats not a good deck. You can keep on testing and testing until you find a deck that’s defend, attack, defend, attack. However you are right that people think too much about offense these days. Defense is the base of a good deck!
Adding combos to your deck is essential. Some cards work well in several combinations, and these will add versatility to your deck. You may have a nice attacking strategy but all of sudden need to play defense for awhile, so be prepared for that. A theme may seem important, and it is …. yet another way to develop a good deck is to concentrate on removing your opponent’s monsters from the field while having the tools to keep yours on the field. If your opponent can’t keep monsters in play, he/she will have a hard time dealing much damage to your life points. (unless of course they’re using a direct damage deck - which is why you develop a side deck).
Combos like andro sphinx sphinx teleia annd thinen are good but arn’t they contrary to the rule above.
Yes but not all good cards are related to the rule, just some.
i was wondering if you could help me make multiple attribute decks like for example one dark deck one light deck and so on with the attributes if you can it would be greatly appreciated just email me at nreeder91@hotmail.com i have a bunch of cards and i could send you a list of all the cards i have, Just email me. thanks
Nowadays it is all about offense. Trap cards like magic cylinder and draining shiekd r over. Its all about powerful spellsa and attacking all the time. Defense is always good to have, but not in this day in yugioh bcuz all the monsters have below 2000 def, like even the ones with high attack. And it is NECESSARY to have a themed deck bcuz of all the meta game decks out there. If u don’t have a themed deck u suck lol. Its more like basketbal now, not soccer, bcuz u need good. Players yeah, but u don’t need the BEST to win, all u need is good teamwork and strategy. I have a blackwing deckM.it has blackwing bora and shura. They only have 1700 and 1800 att and they still win without defending traps. Nowadays its all about attacking, spell cards, and trap cards like royal oppression, mirror force, and torrential tribute.
Magic Cylinder is a must have. Obviously you have not been playing for a while, random yugioh player. With cards that have great defense, it doesnt matter that they have cards with attack power of 1900.
I never said you shouldn’t have it in your deck, I said it should be a defensive trap. Magic Cylinder is a defensive trap, and it deals life points to your opponent too…
as long as you have a trust in your deck you will never defeat.not only trust but you have also a great plan during the game.and if you lose, don’t call yourself a failure.
no randomyugiohplayer is right. nobody really uses magic cylinder anymore. if it’s a choice between getting rid of your opponent’s monster and dealing damage, all players nowadays would choose getting rid of your opponent’s monster, unless they can deal enough damage to win. in a way, it makes sense because as long as your opponent has 1 life point, they haven’t lost yet. and leaving they’re monster on the field could really end up hurting you when their turn comes.