I continue my little theme along to this week with some more ideas, not relating to the last ones. They are less refined this time, but I feel they are more potent. There’s so many ideas that they wont even fit into a single deck, so it’ll have to be sorted out to be of any use. This week is about what I don’t know what to call other than Chaos Zombie HERO Monarchs.
Here’s the idea I had. Here I am, I have a bunch of really wild deck ideas milling round in my head, so I decide I want to display them somehow, but I don’t have the time or the resources to test them all out in real life. So, my idea is that I go on a little spree of sorts telling you about some rather weird deck ideas I’ve had, and you can decide for yourself if you think they’re cool or not, and maybe try some of it out for yourself if it tickles your fancy. Thus I am here now with an idea for a deck code name “Hedgehog”.
‘Sup everybody, today I’ve got an article about a card recently released in Cosmo Blazer: Lightning Chidori. I’m sure most people looked at this card and thought something along the lines of “wow, this effect is really good, but how am I supposed to summon this?”. Hopefully, in this article I can answer that question by giving you some ideas for effective way to summon the great and powerful Lightning Chidori.
Hello again everybody, whomever you may be! Today I’ve got another card review for a card I feel is a powerhouse of sorts for the side deck in the current format: Mind Crush. I’ve been thinking about this card a lot lately and its applications and I’ve decided that I like it a lot. You’ll see why.
Note this before reading, this is my opinion and that is all it is, so you don’t have to agree. Moving along though, I felt like this card had to be addressed since it so grossly over-hyped that I thought it deserved a much closer observation.
I think Cosmo Blazer looks like a really fun set. As you may have noticed, it seems like they’ve given the pack a lot of cards that will be good for the casual Sneak Peak duels that will be happening this Saturday and Sunday. Of course, they’re also releasing the Fire Fist archetype, those guys that, you know, reward you for playing with Snakes, Bears, and Bi – rd – ies.
Straight to the point, Forbidden Dress is a strong card with many facets that make it viable in the current meta and a better choice than other similar cards, and in this article I discuss why.
(Sorry for not getting this up on Monday! I had school in the morning and went directly to work from there, I completely forgot to put up my article) I didn’t have anything in particular to post so I figured I’d do another deck profile. This is pretty much the deck I’ve been working on the majority of my time: Chaos HEROs. It’s loosely based on an OCG build using Chaos in HEROs with a lot of variation I’ve brought to make the deck as full of options as possible at all times. It exchanges the defensive nature of HERO beat for consistent OTK and control plays.
Generic (any two monsters) Rank 8s have a very small card pool. There’s Gimmick Puppet, and then there’s Heliopolis, a 3000/2400 monster that detaches a material to then tribute any number of monsters from your hand or the field, destroying an equal number of cards on the field in the process. So, it turns every monster in your hand and on the field into immediate 1 for 1 destruction. That’s it. These are the options until
A thing I’ve been noticing lately is that sometimes people are using there cards wrong. There’s one major reasons why: they have an improper understanding of that cards purpose in their deck, and they’re playing their cards too eagerly because of this or just wrong in general.