The "Neo-Spacian" draw engine revolves around dumping cards in the graveyard to thin your deck. It uses "Convert Contact" to thin your deck by three while dumping two "Neo-Spacians" in the graveyard, witch can be used to summon "Dark Simorgh" or "Chaos Sorcerer." This deck also uses "Cross Porter" to add "Neo-Spacians" to your hand. You can also use "Junk Synchron" and "Debris Dragon" to special summon "Cross Porter" from the graveyard to synchro summon level 5 or 6 synchros.
Thursday, June 27, 2013
Neo-Spacian Draw Engine
The "Neo-Spacian" draw engine revolves around dumping cards in the graveyard to thin your deck. It uses "Convert Contact" to thin your deck by three while dumping two "Neo-Spacians" in the graveyard, witch can be used to summon "Dark Simorgh" or "Chaos Sorcerer." This deck also uses "Cross Porter" to add "Neo-Spacians" to your hand. You can also use "Junk Synchron" and "Debris Dragon" to special summon "Cross Porter" from the graveyard to synchro summon level 5 or 6 synchros.
Monday, June 10, 2013
Earthbound Immortals: Good or Not?
Earthbound Immortals are arguably good or bad. The ability to attack your opponent directly gives you an advantage. Also the fact that they cannot be attacked makes them incredibly powerful. The bad side to them is you can only one Earthbound Immortal and they are destroyed if there is not a face up field spell card. It can be difficult to protect your field spell cards from cards like "Mystical Space Typhoon" and "Heavy Storm". "Field Barrier" is a good card because if your opponent plays "Heavy Storm" the field spell card will not be destroyed. If your are making an Earthbound Immortal deck add "Hardened Armed Dragon" and "Earthbound Linewalker".
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