You’re building your Deck and you feel like something is missing. The Deck is below 40 cards as it stands and you need more. You have the core cards of your strategy and all the staples you need. What else could you even add? Upstart Goblin is at 1, so you don’t get many free spots. That is where an engine can come into play.

At first, Lunalight was just another anime deck. Released in Shining Victories in mid-2016, it was just a “harmless” fusion-based OTK deck. Like many others before, it seemed fated to live a quiet life. It would have become a part of history for only dedicated fans to remember. But that was not the case.

We’ve seen it happen a dozen times before.
What used to be a highly hated deck comes back after years behind bars and everyone seems to love it instead.
But do Zoodiacs stand up to even Rogue status these days? Let’s find out.

Gladiator Beasts are an archetype that debuted in the set Gladiator’s Assault in late 2007. They are based on anthropomorphized animals adjusting to an ancient Roman gladiatorial theme, as is referenced in their names. The archetype is comprised for the most part beast-warriors or winged-beasts, but include other Types and encompass every Attribute.

Generic engines and cards becoming broken due to newfound interactions define this format. Let’s take a look at the biggest “culprits” of the meta and the cards that’ll be brought down alongside them.

Eldlich is arguably the best deck of the format now. Let’s take a look at how did it become the nightmare to play against it is today.

PPG’s Season 1 Player Championships was quite the event! It featured some of the best players in a two-day tournament with Eternity Code legal. Cameron Neal brought home the gold with the newly discovered Synchro Eldlich! Steven Trifunoski rounded out top cut with a Pendulum debut, a deck unexplored this format! Today we’ll be featuring Hand Traps in PPG that saw success during the event! Two fresh ones from ETCO, an overlooked card from SOFU, and a card that returned to the spotlight!

Twisted Nightmares introduces a lot of new cards to the Speed Duel format. This article only covers the ones that have a chance of impacting the format in any way or are worth our attention.

It was less than two weeks since I discussed the new Crystal Beast support. Unfortunately, the deck received a horrible

Legitimate option, spicy tech or noob trap? We cannot be sure for now. Whether it ends up seeing lots of play or not, Gizmek Uka, the Festive Fox of Fecundity is a really interesting. Special Summoning from the deck to extend is old news, what if you did it to stun instead?