When this card came out, I really didn’t hear anybody talk about. Nobody even thought about this card and they still don’t. Well basically, I’m saying that this card should be thought about because it’s really good. It’s in the realm of all those other “1 card Synchro” cards like Junk Synchron and Debris Dragon except it has extreme versatility that is to be reckoned with. Today’s card is Salvage Warrior…
As I made mention to on the Karakuri Cast, here’s some design ideas we had in mind for some T-shirts. Hope you like them!…
Trading is a strange, yet core part of card games that allow players to get to the cards they want or need. A benefit of these card games is that you learn how to trade, barter, and understand the value of things based on concepts like demand and playability. So, how does one trade effectively and walk away feeling confident?
Your opponent goes first. He sets 3 cards and Normal Summons a monster. Hmm, what are those looming face down cards my opponent just set? Are some of them bluffs? What spells and traps could a deck like this be running? All valid questions that a competitive player needs to know for success. So, how do figure out the answer to these kinds of questions?
Lightsworn Synchro’s Tournament Debut
Hey guys, I wanted to fill you in on part of my adventure upon my return from sunny California, and it’s an update on my Lightsworn Synchro Deck!
While in Annahiem, California, we happened upon a card store (http://www.team3j.com/). It’s a habit of mine, whenever I visit a new place I look for one. I like seeing those familiar glass cases filled with cards, and how each card store caters to its own customers. Some shops are strictly card stores, some branch out to comics, and some board games. I always find it interesting. This one in particular focused very heavily on Yugioh, while sports cards and Magic took somewhat of a backseat.
On our Friday Free Day, Justen and I headed down to the shop, both of us mainly looking to play around with the two Duel Terminals that were there. I pulled a Lavalval Dragon and Gem-Armadillo, plus some other stuff. Justen spent close to $20 and bounced back between playing the game and just getting a card. The Duel Terminal was surprisingly entertaining. It had the original voices of all of the cast, from the original series to 5ds. Playing against Pegasus and the Pharaoh was really fun.
While we were zoned into the game, more and more people started showing up. Once we found out they were showing up for a Yugioh Tournament, Justen and I couldn’t help but sign-up. A opportunity to play Yu-Gi-Oh with actual people in another state was too compelling to pass up.
Justen had quite a few half built decks, as he had been testing a lot of stuff before (and during) the trip. He settled on