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yugiohcardsdaily · 3 years

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Posted Cards Master Post - 21

October 2018

Orphegel Core (Japanese)

Orphegel Diver (Japanese)

Orphegel Einsatz (Japanese)

Orphegel Galatea (Japanese)

Orphegel Longirsu (Japanese)

Orphegel Orchestrion (Japanese)

Orphegel Prime (Japanese)

Orphegel Schereton (Japanese)

Crusadia Arboria

Crusadia Draco

Crusadia Equimax

Crusadia Leonis

Crusadia Magius

Crusadia Maximus

Crusadia Power

Crusadia Reclusia

Crusadia Regulex

Crusadia Revival

Crusadia Vanguard

Guardian Angel Joan

Noble Knight Joan

Artorigus, King of the Noble Knights

Avalon

Glory of the Noble Knights

Gwenhwyfar, Queen of Noble Arms

Ignoble Knight of Black Laundsallyn

Ignoble Knight of High Laundsallyn

Isolde, Two Tales of the Noble Knights

Lady of the Lake

Last Chapter of the Noble Knights

Merlin

Noble Arms - Arfeudutyr

Noble Arms - Caliburn

Noble Arms - Excaliburn

Noble Arms - Gallatin

Noble Arms of Destiny

Noble Knight Artorigus

Noble Knight Bedwyr

Noble Knight Borz

Noble Knight Brothers

Noble Knight Drystan

Noble Knight Eachtar

Noble Knight Gawayn

Noble Knight Gwalchavad

Noble Knight Medraut

Noble Knight Peredur

Sacred Noble Knight of King Artorigus

Battlin' Boxer Big Bandage

Battlin' Boxer Cheat Commissioner

Battlin' Boxer Counterpunch

Battlin' Boxer Glassjaw

Battlin' Boxer Headgeared

Battlin' Boxer Lead Yoke

Battlin' Boxer Rabbit Puncher

Battlin' Boxer Rib Gardna

Battlin' Boxer Shadow

Battlin' Boxer Sparrer

Battlin' Boxer Switchitter

Battlin' Boxer Veil

Battlin' Boxing Spirits

Jolt Counter

Last Counter

Number 79: Battlin' Boxer Nova Kaiser

Number 105: Battlin' Boxer Star Cestus

Number C105: Battlin' Boxer Comet Cestus

Gouki Bearhug

Gouki Deathmatch (Japanese)

Gouki Destroy Ogre (Japanese)

Gouki Face Turn

Gouki Headbatt

Gouki Jet Ogre (Japanese)

Gouki Moonsault

Gouki Octostretch

Gouki Re-Match

Gouki Heel Ogre

Gouki Ringtrainer

Gouki Riscorpio

Gouki Suprex

Gouki Tagpartner

Gouki the Giant Ogre

Gouki the Master Ogre

Gouki Thunder Ogre

Gouki Twistcobra

Dystopia the Despondent

DZW - Chimera Clad

Halfway to Forever

Light Wing Shield

Number 39: Utopia Beyond

Number 39: Utopia Roots

Number 39: Utopia

Number 93: Utopia Kaiser

Number 98: Antitopian

Number 99: Utopic Dragon

Number C39: Utopia Ray

Number C39: Utopia Ray V

Number C39: Utopia Ray Victory

Number F0: Utopic Future

Number F0: Utopic Future - Rising Sun Future Slash (Japanese)

Number S0: Utopic Zexal

Number S39: Utopia Prime

Number S39: Utopia the Lightning

Rank-Down-Magic Numeron Fall

Release Reverse Burst

Reverse Breaker

Rising Sun Slash

Shining Hope Road

SZW - Fenrir Sword

The Door of Destiny

Utopia Buster

Utopian Aura

V Salamander

Xyz Agent

Xyz Change Tactics

ZS - Vanish Sage

ZW - Asura Strike

ZW - Eagle Claw

ZW - Leo Arms

ZW - Lightning Blade

ZW - Phoenix Bow

ZW - Sleipnir Mail

ZW - Tornado Bringer

ZW - Ultimate Shield

ZW - Unicorn Spear

Beat, Bladesman Fur Hire

Bravo, Fighter Fur Hire

Donpa, Marksman Fur Hire

Dyna, Hero Fur Hire

Fandora, the Flying Furtress

Helmer, Helmsman Fur Hire

Mayhem Fur Hire

Rafale, Champion Fur Hire

Recon, Scout Fur Hire

Sagitta, Maverick Fur Hire

Seal, Strategist Fur Hire

Training Fur Hire, Fur All Your Training Needs

Wiz, Sage Fur Hire

Dinomight Knight, the True Dracofighter

Dinoster Power, the Mighty Dracoslayer

Disciples of the True Dracophoenix

Draco Face-Off

Dragonic Diagram

Dreiath III, the True Dracocavalry General

Forge of the True Dracos

Ignis Heat, the True Dracowarrior

Ignister Prominence, the Blasting Dracoslayer

Lector Pendulum, the Dracoverlord

Luster Pendulum, the Dracoslayer

Majester Paladin, the Ascending Dracoslayer

Majesty Maiden, the True Dracocaster

Mariamne, the True Dracophoenix

Master Peace, the True Dracoslayer

Master Peace, the True Dracoslaying King

Master Pendulum, the Dracoslayer

Metaltron XII, the True Dracombatant

True Draco Apocalypse

#not duel monsters #october 2018 #ygo cd posted list #long post //

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ygo-news · 5 years

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[OCG] April 1st, 2019 Limit Regulations

Newly Forbidden Red-Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon

Newly Limited Armageddon Knight Speedroid Terrortop Raigeki

Newly Semi-Limited Dinomight Knight, the True Dracofighter Toadally Awesome A Hero Lives Limiter Removal

Newly Unlimited Fairy Tail – Snow Performage Damage Juggler Denglong, First of the Yang Zing Union Hangar Solemn Warning

#paraoh atem #ygorganization #yugioh ocg #forbidden & limited list #konami #yugioh

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ygo-tcg-blog · 5 years

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OCG Limit Regulation April 2019

Forbidden: Red-Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon

Limited to 1: Speedroid Terrortop Armageddon Knight Raigeki

Semi-Limited to 2: Dinomight Knight, the True Dracofighter Toadally Awesome A Hero Lives Limitter Removal

Released to 3: Performage Damage Juggler Fairy Tail – Snow Denglong, First of the Yang Zing Union Hangar Solemn Warning

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notspoondere · 6 years

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May 2018 List Re-Review

I did this once before for fun and wanted to do it again. For the reference, the May 2018 analysis was here.

If you’re not familiar with the idea, in this post I will be highlighting statements where I made predictions about the shape of the format to come and scoring them based on how accurate they turned out to be, then tallying those scores at the end to see how well I did. Let’s get into it.

(Also, September 2018 list analysis is on the way. I didn’t want to do it at first but have received a request for it.)

Master Peace, the True Dracoslaying King

Yep, this is Luster Pendulum. He’s now Zoodiac Drident crossed with Apoqliphort Towers, and naturally he’s on the banlist again. Feel old yet?

To continue on that analogy, I fully expect this deck to go the way of Qliphorts and continue to see play as a stun variant. Note that nerfed Draco is still a better deck than Qliphorts, unfortunately.

Correct on both fronts: Qliphorts are still bad, and Draco is still seeing play as a stun deck with two variants, one using The Monarchs Erupt, and the other using Ghost Reaper & Winter Cherries, both with the intent of winning by preventing your opponent from playing the game and drawing cards to beat them down once they can’t.

Phoenixian Cluster Amaryllis

Woohoo, we won’t get Plant FTK! With that, I have the feeling we’ll be getting the Aromage Link Monster next set, since that’s the card that enables this FTK. Once again, a good hit.

Wrong: We didn’t get the Aromage link monster, but who cares. I’m not going to score this because this post isn’t really about my predictions about Konami’s product design, but rather the metagame.

Oh and we technically got a plant FTK involving Samsara Lotus. Whatever.

That Grass Looks Greener

I’ve been a 60-card player since around this time last year, and Lightsworn is my favorite deck of all time, so I’m sad to see this one go, but it was absolutely responsible for 60-card decks’ most unfair hands. “Oh, you decided to drop Ash Blossom on my Lonefire? Here, let me just mill a third of my deck real quick and end on Naturia Beast or Void Ogre Dragon with Fairy Tail - Snow and Shiranui Spiritmaster in the GY. Oh, and you only have three cards in hand. Sorry, not sorry!”

There’s nothing factually wrong about this since there’s no real prediction, but I would like to mention here that a totally different 60-card deck has seen play since: it turns out that there are some Pendulum variants that legitimately have 60 cards they want to play and wouldn’t have played Grass even if they had the chance. Shine on, you crazy diamonds.

Dinomight Knight, the True Dracofighter

This is the best card in Draco that isn’t named Master Peace, and is the sole reason for why I think the deck isn’t totally dead. Return and Apocalypse are still absurdly strong cards going first and this card searches them.

Correct: I don’t think anyone would disagree that this is still the scariest card left in that deck (unless you think it’s Rivalry, but Frogs and Altergeist play that too).

Gem-Knight Master Diamond

Here’s another “spin the wheel” hit; the Gem-Knight that actually burns is Lady Lapis Lazuli, but hitting this hurts the deck’s attempts to play legitimately, too. Problem solved, I guess, but at what cost?

They can’t make Calamities anymore, either, but that matters much less when they can’t actually kill you, either.

Wrong, unfortunately. Gem-Knight FTK has topped once since this hit happened. I don’t know how and I don’t really care. They should have banned Lazuli.

Chain Strike

And there’s a strange hit! Chain Burn has been a nuisance since, well, the release of Chain Strike, and this hit is kind of out of nowhere, but who cares. Chain Burn is dead if you don’t draw an insane hand. Better now than never.

Correct, haven’t seen this deck since. Don’t care to either.

Semi-Limited Cards

Apoqlihport Towers

Ring of Destruction

I’ll take “Cards that have seen no play” for 800, Alex.

Though much weaker in a format with copious Extra Deck-based removal by battle, this card’s namesake lives on as a reference point for insurmountable boss monsters.

This card’s errata in 2015 addressed its infamous problems in tournament by preventing it from stealing games and forcing draws.

Correct.

Neo-Spacian Grand Mole

Compulsory Evacuation Device

Fairy Tail - Luna saw no play and Solemn Strike is still at 3. Who cares.

Also Correct.

Grandsoil the Elemental Lord

The functional errata is effective already, though we won’t get it in print until FLOD: SE. Elementsaber buff, though the deck really isn’t good anyways.

I don’t remember getting this spicy. Yeah, Elementsabers didn’t turn out great. Correct.

Mathematician

This is still a solid card, honestly. I could see it seeing play again in decks that don’t need a Normal Summon, or if they finally unban Construct. I don’t think that deck’s in the game right now, but it could be soon.

So Mathematician saw no play whatsoever, but I still think it’s because the right deck doesn’t exist; after all, Armageddon Knight is arguably more restricted than Mathematician, and that card does see regular play (in Gouki because it’s a Warrior, in Dinosaurs because it can send Overtex, and in Zefra because it can send Destrudo). All that really proves is that a monster which consumes a Normal Summon in order to send something generic to the GY is good enough to play, and Mathematician is definitely that, so I think we’ll see him come up again once a more useful Level 4 or lower target is introduced for a Type or Attribute that doesn’t already have a better alternative, or for ones that need three more copies of it (with Armageddon Knight, Dinosaurs have eleven cards that send Overtex to GY or search a card that does). For that reason, I’ll call this a maybe--ultimately, as much as I can try to demonstrate that it’s a good card, it depends on whether that deck comes to exist.

Atlantean Dragoons

Dragoons was tearing through boards years before SPYRAL Tough was, and honestly, there’s very little stopping it from doing so now with Light of Sekka in the game (Abyss-scale is a brick and chances are that you don’t run any spells that do anything more impactful than drawing two cards and fixing your hand). This is kind of like when Charge of the Light Brigade came back to 3: It’s a fairly solid buff to a fairly solid deck. Add onto that the imminent reprint of Moulinglacia and the new Mermail Link Monster, and the deck is looking like it’s soon to be in a very strong place.

Mermails have seen minor competitive play, but it is certainly stronger than before, and indeed, the deck plays Sekka’s Light over Abyss-scale. Correct.

Ignis Heat, the True Dracowarrior

This means virtually nothing compared to Dinomight coming back to 1.

…

Okay, hear me out. Ignis was the deck’s best play going second since it grabs Heritage, which plusses off of disruption. That’s fine, but:

Amano-Iwato stops your opponent from doing anything to stop you already.

You are going to search your spells with Diagram anyways, and you don’t need your opponent to be using effects on your turn to do that.

Heritage is still a disruptable card itself, and the proper play with Ignis is usually to let him hit the board and swing over him later in order to give the opponent Heritage on a turn when they can’t immediately use it.

For these reasons… yeah, Ignis doesn’t actually matter that much. Draco would still be fine with Ignis at 1, and I don’t really expect that he’ll be run at more than 2 at MOST due to the way optimal ratios work with Card of Demise.

This is a pretty contentious portion of that post and I kind of regret being so bold. Actually going through and looking at what was right and what wasn’t here is a mixed bag because much of it plays upon theory that is half-true and ended up being half-followed. Let’s take a look.

Ignis is an important card in Draco.

Ignis is a good card in Draco, and the deck often plays two or three copies.

True Draco with Master Peace and Demise regularly played the same ratios of eight monsters in the Main Deck: 3 Amano/Boarder, 1 Ignis, and two Majesty and Master Peace.

The current incarnation of the deck plays roughly nine monsters. It has lost two of the previously available ones and gained a potential three more; not counting the other Dracos, this would account for 3 Amano/Boarder and Ignis, 2 Majesty, and 1 Dinomight, but about half of the lists I’ve seen play two Ignis and a sparse few play Dreiath and/or Metaltron.

Waterfall of Dragon Souls is a fair bit more popular now than it was then, too.

Finally, optimal ratios for Demise necessitate as few monsters as possible, but optimal ratios for Desires insist that you play more cards in triplicate than usual.

So with that said: I feel safe in saying Ignis can be justified at 2 or 3 copies, and I definitely feel safe in saying that he’s a worse card than Dinomight. Going off of this, I’m tempted to say I’m right, but my language was a bit too decisive and derisive (surely people would have played 3 Ignis even if it was demonstrably wrong), so I’ll say this was at least partially wrong and call it a maybe.

In the last section, I made a bunch of predictions about various decks; I’ll go over them each and judge how they should be scored. I’ll also tally this separately just to see how well I guessed how the format would pan out; these will not be scored twice if I mentioned them earlier.

Magicians nerfed. FTK and Zexal builds murdered. Pure deck is still viable.

Every other pendulum deck nerfed, though pure Metalfoes arguably lost the least. (Zefra didn’t use Astrograph at all, but really needed AFD.)

Magicians are still a tier 1-2 deck (is Gouki tier 0 or 1?). Pure Metalfoes actually really liked having Astrograph, though for what it’s worth, it is the only one of these decks that doesn’t need to play bad cards in order to make Vortex. Zefra also did play Astrograph, though at the time, the only Zefra player I knew complained that it took two slots in a very tight extra. Maybe on this.

Draco nerfed. Still viable, mark my words.

Correct.

60-card is dead outright. The best playmakers are still there, but Left Arm into Grass is no longer valid backup for Lonefire Blossom. You may see 40-card Dino or Zombiesworn lists in the future given good enough hands, but there’s no good way to fit the Lonefire combo in 40 cards without bricking too often.

So this is a weird one. The Lonefire combo has seen play at least once in the form of a Gouki deck, but that follows a different combo route than the Lightsworn variant did and is demonstrably a worse version of that deck: it’s hard to get more explosive than Gouki already is, and it requires at least two more bricks. 60-card decks as we knew them are totally dead, so I’ll say this is correct.

Gem-Knight FTK dead.

As mentioned above, unfortunately wrong. Haven’t seen it beyond that one time, though.

Chain Burn, for some reason, also dead.

Haven’t seen it since. Correct.

Every deck that plays Destrudo into AFD is nerfed or dead. I expect ABC and Zefra to survive through sheer power, though both lost much in consistency.

This is correct as it is obvious. Calvin Tahan would top with ABC in Nekroz format if it happened again today and Zefra will be better than the best rogue deck until they start losing copies of Zefraath or get horrendously powercrept.

Invoked are fine, though invoked hybrids lost AFD, I guess.

Invoked didn’t really do much but get power crept. I guess this is wrong? The one Invoked hybrid, AKA the deck with six field spell engines and nothing else, did lose this, but it also literally died. So.

World Chalice untouched. If you think you’re good at this game, try this deck and realize how wrong you are.

I didn’t make an explicit prediction here, so no score, but I should mention that it did top at least once during this time. The only list I can find doesn’t use Knightmares to their full potential, but to be honest, the deck doesn’t entirely need them; it can still do an extra link and make the opponent discard four cards off of an opening hand Venus and any monster without Knightmare Goblin.

SPYRAL untouched. Easily a top-tier contender.

Deck was really good for a while, yeah. Correct.

Burning Abyss untouched. Still a solid deck with proper backrow.

Well goddamn, it turns out Burning Abyss is still a solid deck without proper backrow. Current lists run Sekka’s Light at three copies and more than a dozen hand traps. I’d like to call this a coincidental maybe, but I honestly felt at the time that Burning Abyss was only strong due to its ability to pack in powerful backrow without losing consistency, and in that regard, I was totally wrong.

Paleozoics untouched, though the worst part of their worst matchup is totally gone, and they’re very solid versus Altergeist. Budget players, keep an eye on this deck.

Paleo Frogs were good for about half of the format and dropped off pretty hard. It’s not like what it does it bad, just that there are more counters to it. Also is indeed a budget deck. Still correct.

Neo-Spacians tier 1, obviously.

AHAHAHHAHHAAHAHHHAAHHAHAAHHAAHHAHAH

This dumbass one-off comment I made has come full circle because Neo-Spacian Aqua Dolphin saw regular play in a tier 1 deck, that being Gouki. It is played because it’s a level 3 Warrior that can mulligan your opponent’s hand of hand traps, and in that regard, it is absolutely unmatched. This card’s burn damage closed out the last game of the European WCQ in time. Do I deserve to be correct for this? You decide. I think so.

Trickstar ANYTHING

This deck has fallen off a bit, but Drollcarnation is still legal and the deck is still a threat based off of that alone.

Another funny one. This wasn’t that true early in the format, but so-called Kid Touch (Trickstar Sky Striker) ended up being a tier 1 deck for a couple of tournaments immediately after the implementation of the new end-of-match procedures, though not entirely because of them, and not entirely because of Drollcarnation, but both together ended up being an unbelievably scary combo: Trickstars could now make Link Monsters without drawing Scapegoat, and Sky Strikers could get even more consistent advantage while also ticking away with burn at a time where it matters the most. Correct either way.

Tallies after eliminating duplicates:

11 Correct

3 Maybe

3 Wrong

64.7% correct, 17.6% definitely incorrect. Pretty good ratio.

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neverending-vrains-blog · 6 years

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Updated Forbidden and Limited List!

Newly Banned:

Astrograph Sorcerer Master Peace, the True Dracoslaying King Phoenixian Cluster Amaryllis Supreme King Dragon Starving Venom Ancient Fairy Dragon Rank-Up-Magic Argent Chaos Force That Grass Looks Greener

Newly Limited:

Dinomight Knight, the True Dracofighter Gem-Knight Master Diamond Chain Strike

Newly Semi-Limited:

Apoqliphort Towers Ring of Destruction

Newly Unlimited:

Atlantean Dragoons Grandsoil the Elemental Lord Ignis Heat, the True Dracowarrior Mathematician Neo-Spacian Grand Mole Compulsory Evacuation Device

#yugioh #yugioh tcg #ygo

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teresa319 · 5 years

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【遊戯王】海外独自のリミットレギュレーション

改めて見直すと、ちょっとやり過ぎなくらいにアドバンテージを得る系のカードが軒並み禁止カードに指定されている。

制限・準制限も厳しめ。

◆海外禁止カード《Astrograph Sorcerer/アストログラフ・マジシャン》《Double Iris Magician/虹彩の魔術師》《Grinder Golem/トーチ・ゴーレム》《Performapal Skullcrobat Joker/ＥＭドクロバット・ジョーカー》《Harpie's Feather Duster/ハーピィの羽根帚》《Soul Charge/ソウル・チャージ》《Vanity's Emptiness/虚無空間》《That Grass Looks Greener/隣の芝刈り》《Djinn Releaser of Rituals/儀式魔人リリーサー》《Eclipse Wyvern/エクリプス・ワイバーン》《Fairy Tail - Snow/妖精伝姫－シラユキ》《Maxx “C”/増殖するＧ》《Morphing Jar #2/カオスポッド》《Samsara Lotus/サクリファイス・ロータス》《Tribe-Infecting Virus/同族感染ウィルス》《True King Lithosagym, the Disaster/真竜皇リトスアジムＤ》《Supreme King Dragon Starving Venom/覇王眷竜スターヴ・ヴェノム》《Denglong, First of the Yang Zing/源竜星－ボウテンコウ》《Number 42: Galaxy Tomahawk/Ｎｏ.４２スターシップ・ギャラクシー・トマホーク》《Number 86: Heroic Champion - Rhongomyniad/Ｎｏ.８６Ｈ－Ｃロンゴミアント》《Wind-Up Carrier Zenmaity/発条空母ゼンマイティ》《The Phantom Knights of Rusty Bardiche/幻影騎士団ラスティ・バルディッシュ》《Topologic Gumblar Dragon/トポロジック・ガンブラー・ドラゴン》《Chicken Game/チキンレース》《Kaiser Colosseum/カイザーコロシアム》《Pot of Avarice/貪欲な壺》《Rank-Up-Magic Argent Chaos Force/ＲＵＭ－アージェント・カオス・フォース》《Super Rejuvenation/超再生能力》《The Phantom Knights' Rank-Up-Magic Launch/ＲＵＭ－幻影騎士団ラウンチ》《Self-Destruct Button/自爆スイッチ》

◆海外制限カード《Cyber-Stein/デビル・フランケン》《Dark Armed Dragon/ダーク・アームド・ドラゴン》《Dark Grepher/ダーク・グレファー》《SPYRAL Quik-Fix/ＳＰＹＲＡＬ－ジーニアス》《A HERO Lives/ヒーローアライブ》《Chain Strike/連鎖爆撃》《Emergency Teleport/緊急テレポート》《Scapegoat/スケープ・ゴート》《Black Dragon Collapserpent/暗黒竜コラプサーペント》《Cir, Malebranche of the Burning Abyss/彼岸の悪鬼ガトルホッグ》《Dinomight Knight, the True Dracofighter/真竜拳士ダイナマイトＫ》《Graff, Malebranch of the Burning Abyss/彼岸の悪鬼グラバースニッチ》《Infernity Archfiend/インフェルニティ・デーモン》《Phantom Skyblaster/幻銃士》《SPYRAL GEAR - Drone/ＳＰＹＲＡＬＧＥＡＲ－ドローン》《White Dragon Wyverburster/輝白竜ワイバースター》《El Shaddoll Construct/エルシャドール・ネフィリム》《Gem-Knight Master Diamond/ジェムナイトマスター・ダイヤ》《Ritual Beast Ulti-Cannahawk/聖霊獣騎カンナホーク》《Evigishki Gustkraken/イビリチュア・ガストクラーケ》《Evigishki Mind Augus/イビリチュア・マインドオーガス》《Ignister Prominence, the Blasting Dracoslayer/爆竜剣士イグニスターＰ》《Beatrice, Lady of the Eternal/永遠の淑女ベアトリーチェ》《Daigusto Emeral/ダイガスタ・エメラル》《Book of Moon/月の書》《Brilliant Fusion/ブリリアント・フュージョン》《Dimensional Fissure/次元の裂け目》《Final Countdown/終焉のカウントダウン》《Gateway of the Six/六武の門》《Magical Mid-Breaker Field/半魔導帯域》《Pantheism of the Monarchs/汎神の帝王》《Salamangreat Circle/転生炎獣の炎陣》《Sky Striker Mecha Modules - Multirole/閃刀機関－マルチロール》《Slash Draw/一撃必殺！居合いドロー》《Trickstar Light Stage/トリックスター・ライトステージ》《Upstart Goblin/成金ゴブリン》《Macro Cosmos/マクロコスモス》《Skill Drain/スキルドレイン》《Solemn Warning/神の警告》《Soul Drain/ソウルドレイン》《True King's Return/真竜皇の復活》《Wall of Revealing Light/光の護封壁》

◆海外準制限カード《Chaos Emperor Dragon - Envoy of the End/混沌帝龍－終焉の使者－》《Destiny HERO - Malicious/Ｄ－ＨＥＲＯディアボリックガイ》《Ehther the Heavenly Monarch/天帝アイテール》《Elemental HERO Stratos/Ｅ・ＨＥＲＯエアーマン》《Inzektor Dragonfly/甲虫装機ダンセル》《Performage Damage Juggler/Ｅｍダメージ・ジャグラー》《Shurit, Strategist of the Nekroz/影霊衣の術士シュリット》《Royal Tribute/王家の生け贄》《Danger! Nessie!》《Danger!? Jackalope?》《Danger!? Tsuchinoko?》

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shepshao · 5 years

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OH BOY

NEW OCG BANLIST!

Forbidden

Knightmare Mermaid Gandora-X the Dragon of Demolition

Limited

Salamangreat Gazelle Thunder Dragon Colossus Thunder Dragonhawk Lady Debug Metaverse

Semi-Limited

ABC-Dragon Buster SPYRAL Quik-Fix Dark Armed Dragon Dark Grepher Dinowrestler Pankratops T.G. Hyper Librarian Cyber-Stein Trishula, Dragon of the Ice Barrier Nekroz Cycle Mystic Mine

Unlimited

Elemental HERO Stratos Dinomight Knight, the True Dracofighter Toadally Awesome Spellbook of Knowledge Solemn Judgment Ceasefire

#yu-gi-oh #banlist

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fyeahygocardart · 6 years

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Disciples of the True Dracophoenix

#Disciples of the True Dracophoenix #yugioh #ygo #True Draco #Dinomight Knight the True Dracofighter #Dreiath III the True Dracocavalry General #Ignis Heat the True Dracowarrior #Majesty Maiden the True Dracocaster #yugioh tcg #ygo tcg #Yu-Gi-Oh!

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yugiohcardsdaily · 6 years

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Dinomight Knight, the True Dracofighter

“To Tribute Summon this card face-up, you can Tribute a Continuous Spell/Trap Card you control, instead of a monster. Once per turn, during either player’s turn, when your opponent activates a card or effect while you control this Tribute Summoned monster: You can take 1 ‘True Draco’ or ‘True King’ Continuous Trap Card from your Deck, and either activate it or add it to your hand.”

#dinomight knight the true dracofighter #yugioh #yu-gi-oh #yu-gi-oh cards #duel monsters

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ygo-news · 6 years

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[TCG] New Forbidden/Limited List for May 2018

Newly Forbidden: Astrograph Sorcerer Master Peace, the True Dracoslaying King Phoenixian Cluster Amaryllis Supreme King Dragon Starving Venom Ancient Fairy Dragon Rank-Up-Magic Argent Chaos Force That Grass Looks Greener

Newly Limited: Dinomight Knight, the True Dracofighter Gem-Knight Master Diamond Chain Strike

Newly Semi-Limited: Apoqliphort Towers Ring of Destruction

Unlimited: Atlantean Dragoons Grandsoil the Elemental Lord Ignis Heat, the True Dracowarrior Mathematician Neo-Spacian Grand Mole Compulsory Evacuation Device

Effective May 21st

Grandsoil the Elemental Lord has received updated text.

#neoarkadia #new banlist #yugioh tcg #ygorganization #yugioh #konami #freestratos

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fyeahygocardart · 7 years

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Dinomight Knight, the True Dracofighter

#Dinomight Knight the True Dracofighter #yugioh #ygo #True Draco #Yu-Gi-Oh!#yugioh tcg #ygo tcg #Wyrm #WATER

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notspoondere · 6 years

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Rocky Shocky Dracos - May 2018 Banlist

Banlist season is kind of savage when you think about it; everyone’s out for blood, and they turn to tournament results for donors.

Spoiler: we didn’t get much blood, but this list was fairly solid nonetheless.

The best decks of this format were Pendulum Magicians (notable variants included the Magician FTK, which copied the effect of Lyrilusc - Independent Nightingale twice with Supreme King Dragon Starving Venom to burn for 4000 twice; and the Zexal variant, which used Chronograph Sorcerer to make Beatrice in order to dump Rank-Up-Magic Argent Chaos Force, then overlay Gaia Dragon, the Thunder Charger to add it back to hand, then discard it to turn Number 39: Utopia into Number S0: Utopic ZEXAL) and True Draco (almost entirely Demise, though the Metalfoes variant also faired well). Almost nothing else came close to these decks, though the format was fairly diverse apart from that: 60-card variants, Dinosaur variants, 60-card Dinosaur variants (wow!!), SPYRAL, Burning Abyss, Zefra, Metalfoes, Mekk-Knight Invoked, and sometimes ABC and Trickstar all made significant tournament placements during the format, and for a while, it seemed like everyone was happy.

Of course, that’s ignoring the two legal FTKs. In addition to the above Pendulum FTK, Gem-Knights got a Link Monster last set, and as a result, generated some easy combos to burn 8000 on turn 1 by making Lady Lapis Lazuli and copying her effect with Gem-Knight Master Diamond. If you interrupt it, they end on True King of All Calamities instead, for an equally interactive experience.

Oh, and Draco was pretty uninteractive as well. You could spend your entire turn building the biggest board of monsters ever conceived by man, but any board without backrow could more or less be outed with good old Rocky Shocky (Amano-Iwato + Raigeki), down to the point where it was the default answer to any “break my board” post on Zodiac Duelist. Once they got in, or if they went first, they spiced up the experience by flipping two or three of the exact same floodgates every single time, so you’d have to deal with outing a Master Peace on top of obscenely powerful backrow. Oh, and Amano-Iwato also prevents the activation of handtraps (except for Infinite Impermanence), so you can’t do anything about them drawing cards!!

Mind you, this is on top of an already GOOD archetype. Imagine telling someone playing 2016 Monarchs that they made an archetype where all of the continuous spells were Eidos and drew cards, and all of the traps were Escalation, and one of them was also Monster Reborn, and all of the monsters went plus if your opponent tried to play the game, and every time you Tribute Summoned, you also destroyed stuff, and the field spell was BETTER than Domain, and...

But that’s over now, right? Did they finally do Draco dirty this time? We’ll see.

Forbidden

Astrograph Sorcerer

Astro, Astro. It’s funny how long it took for this card to become good: it wasn’t played at all until Electrumite came out, but I guess that makes sense, since Electrumite is the reason this card had to go straight from 3 to 0. Let’s get into why this card in particular is so ridiculous, and why it was obviously the best hit.

Astrograph Sorcerer does three important things.

You can destroy it in scale to summon Stargazer Magician from the deck or hand. This makes half of Electrumite without a Pendulum or Normal Summon.

If a monster is destroyed, you can summon Astrograph from hand to search another copy of any monster that was destroyed this turn. This isn’t even once per turn, and can activate even if Astrograph wasn’t in hand when it happened.

Astrograph is level 7, so you can overlay him for Odd-Eyes Absolute Dragon, which can float into Odd-Eyes Meteorburst Dragon or Odd-Eyes Vortex Dragon when it leaves the field; this comprises about 1/3 of the ending board of any Pendulum deck.

Best part is that putting it to 1 doesn’t stop you from being able to loop it at all! You can resolve it multiple times per turn with just one copy thanks to Electrumite’s effect.

Yeah, this was a great hit.

Master Peace, the True Dracoslaying King

Yep, this is Luster Pendulum. He’s now Zoodiac Drident crossed with Apoqliphort Towers, and naturally he’s on the banlist again. Feel old yet?

Phoenixian Cluster Amaryllis

Woohoo, we won’t get Plant FTK! With that, I have the feeling we’ll be getting the Aromage Link Monster next set, since that’s the card that enables this FTK. Once again, a good hit.

Supreme King Dragon Starving Venom

Magicians lost two cards, it turns out. Did I mention when you copy Independent Nightingale with this, it becomes unaffected by card effects? And it’s a 3000 beater with piercing? And you don’t even have to use Polymerization?

There were people making the case for Nightingale being banned instead of this, but I’d like to make the argument that copy effects limit design space even more than random Level 1 birds that can burn do.

I actually think the FTK more or less dies with Astrograph, but this helps to make that certain.

Ancient Fairy Dragon

Remember how everyone laughed at that Fairytale archetype and then, on the same day, an FTK was discovered off of the field spell?

Remember how ABC-Dragon Buster is a 1.5 card combo off of any Field Spell?

Remember Fieldspell.dek, which ends on UCT + Mechaba or Naturia Beast with no trouble whatsoever?

Yeah, you can thank this card for all of that. There are people that think Ancient Fairy is innocent, but this card is absolutely the culprit. I bought a copy not too long ago, but I’m glad I’ll be putting her into the “banned cards” page of my binder, hopefully never to see the light of day again.

Rank-Up-Magic Argent Chaos Force

And here’s the first case where I feel like they picked the card to hit at random, as Konami used to do. The Zexal combo required a bunch of cards to exist within the game:

RUM ACF

Chronograph Sorcerer

Beatrice, Lady of the Eternal

Number S0: Utopic ZEXAL

Gaia Dragon, etc...

It seems like Konami spun a wheel for this one, since I can’t imagine Utopic ZEXAL coming up in any non-degenerate strategies, and it certainly prevents them from printing any searchable non-Quick-Play Rank-Up-Magics, but who cares, buy Links!

That Grass Looks Greener

Limited Cards

Dinomight Knight, the True Dracofighter

Gem-Knight Master Diamond

They can’t make Calamities anymore, either, but that matters much less when they can’t actually kill you, either.

Chain Strike

Semi-Limited Cards

Apoqlihport Towers

Ring of Destruction

I’ll take “Cards that have seen no play” for 800, Alex.

Unlimited Cards

I’m doing these out of order so I can sort them into tiers depending on how much discussion they actually deserve. Without further ado:

Neo-Spacian Grand Mole

Compulsory Evacuation Device

Fairy Tail - Luna saw no play and Solemn Strike is still at 3. Who cares.

Grandsoil the Elemental Lord

The functional errata is effective already, though we won’t get it in print until FLOD: SE. Elementsaber buff, though the deck really isn’t good anyways.

Mathematician

Atlantean Dragoons

Ignis Heat, the True Dracowarrior

This means virtually nothing compared to Dinomight coming back to 1.

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Okay, hear me out. Ignis was the deck’s best play going second since it grabs Heritage, which plusses off of disruption. That’s fine, but:

Amano-Iwato stops your opponent from doing anything to stop you already.

You are going to search your spells with Diagram anyways, and you don’t need your opponent to be using effects on your turn to do that.

For these reasons... yeah, Ignis doesn’t actually matter that much. Draco would still be fine with Ignis at 1, and I don’t really expect that he’ll be run at more than 2 at MOST due to the way optimal ratios work with Card of Demise.

END OF LIST

And that’s it. So what happened here?

Magicians nerfed. FTK and Zexal builds murdered. Pure deck is still viable.

Every other pendulum deck nerfed, though pure Metalfoes arguably lost the least. (Zefra didn’t use Astrograph at all, but really needed AFD.)

Draco nerfed. Still viable, mark my words.

Gem-Knight FTK dead.

Plant FTK pre-emptively dead.

Chain Burn, for some reason, also dead.

Every deck that plays Destrudo into AFD is nerfed or dead. I expect ABC and Zefra to survive through sheer power, though both lost much in consistency.

Invoked are fine, though invoked hybrids lost AFD, I guess.

World Chalice untouched. If you think you’re good at this game, try this deck and realize how wrong you are.

SPYRAL untouched. Easily a top-tier contender.

Burning Abyss untouched. Still a solid deck with proper backrow.

Paleozoics untouched, though the worst part of their worst matchup is totally gone, and they’re very solid versus Altergeist. Budget players, keep an eye on this deck.

Mermails buffed. Remember to respect this deck, since anyone who’s still got it has probably been holding onto the cards for years (especially if they have Moulinglacia, that shit went straight up to $40 a pop).

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Neo-Spacians tier 1, obviously.

EXTRA: Cards that Did Not Get Hit, Somehow

Card of Demise

Normal Amano-Iwato, set 3, activate Diagram, Demise. Your opponent looks you straight in the eye as if you could respond, but he knows the truth. In the pursuit of victory, he lost whatever part of his heart that was capable of compassion. Even now, there’s no saving him.

This card provides way too much advantage in the right decks and has deserved a hit for like four or five lists in a row now. I’ll be happy to see it gone, but Konami seems to think not. Maybe LC Kaiba still needs to sell?

Trickstar ANYTHING

This deck has fallen off a bit, but Drollcarnation is still legal and the deck is still a threat based off of that alone.

Scapegoat

Free 1-card Borreload if your deck doesn’t SS on the opponent’s turn! That’s fair, right? Kill me.

#yugioh #yu-gi-oh #yugioh tcg

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