Upon request I bring you a little of my insight on the Agent archetype in the current metagame. A fair warning, this article is quite long. It’s a compilation of my thoughts and current experience with the deck.
Episode 082 – Madolches
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In this episode, we discuss the Madolche archetype as well as a lot of new deck ideas during our talks on what we’re play-testing.
Card Review: Junk Synchron and Synchro Fusionist
Card Review: Junk Synchron with Synchro Fusionist
It is easy to forget that before Xyz Monsters, Synchro Monsters, and even Ritual Monsters, there were Fusions. Created to be a powerful union between two monsters, Fusions inspired duelists to dream up exciting monster combinations that used their favorite cards. Then, reality set in – Fusions were bad. Barring a handful of shining examples, Fusion Summoning has long been one of Yu-Gi-Oh’s under valued mechanics. With HEROS, and one of my favorite cards, Synchro Fusionist, Fusion Summoning has become fun and effective, allowing you to search for and set-up plays consistently.
Lightsworns and Rank 3s
Lightsworns and Rank 3s
Raw power, that’s what Lightsworns had on their side during their reign at the top. It wasn’t luck that won them victory, it was their sheer overpowering advantage. A lot has changed since those fabled days, extra deck monsters encroach on their territory, speading their black and white chaos. Do Lightsworns have what it takes to adapt to this changing landscape? Perhaps with one, Lumina the Lightsworn Summoner, their light will shine a little brighter?
Wind-Ups vs TG Agents
Justen, using his Wind-Ups, challenges Kyle and his TG Agents to a duel. We also run through Kyle’s Deck Profile.
Game 1
Deck Profile – TG Agents
We’ve got Kyle’s current (Sept2012) build of his TG Agents deck.
If you’d like to see it in action, check out his match against Wind-Ups.
Card Review: Card Trooper
Card Trooper is a really good card in the current unease of the format. It provides quite the consistency boost to almost any deck that wants even minimal graveyard support. Card Trooper has been popping up in a lot of decks lately, floating around the same miniature engine of cards, and I just thought it’d be an interesting idea to bring up.
Episode 081 – Gem-Knights
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Kyle, Matt, and Justen return for the Gem-Knight podcast.
Deck Profile: Chaos Mash
Pretty busy week, just started school and I’m gearing up to go to the Philippines for 2 weeks at the beginning of October (so I wont be on the podcast then) so I’ve been a little busy. I figured then I’d just do something simple and give you a deck profile of a deck that I’ve been having a lot of fun with recently, which is my Monster Mash deck. For those who don’t know, Monster Mash is a deck variant that’s all monster cards to facilitate the use of two specific cards: Gallis the Star Beast and Witch of the Black Rose. I don’t run Witch though, because I think that card sucks. I’ll explain that later. The variant I’m running is rather original, I’m not focusing on the Gallis OTK nearly at all and I run some obscure tech choices and based the deck around one of my favorite cards: Genex Ally Triforce.
Episode 080 – The News Cast
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There is no weather forecast today as Kyle, Justen, and Matt get straight down to the news. Lots of discussion on new cards and holiday products like the collectors tins and legendary collection.