User: StalkingVengeance
Traptrix Deck
A decklist featuring the “Traptrix” archetype, an Insect- and Plant-type combination of monsters that make use of “Hole” Trap cards and spam the field for Extra Deck summons, forming a solid hybrid deck overall.
340 4 1
Digital Bug Deck
Digital Bug January 4th 2021
A deck featuring the “Digital Bug” archetype, which uses position changing for swarming and field control.
1,080 7 3
Fortune Lady Deck
Fortune Lady, Knightmare January 4th 2021
A deck featuring the “Fortune Lady” archetype, which is a Control/Aggro hybrid that can draw cards like crazy while using Synchro monsters as their go-to Extra Deck option.
1,460 0 7
Watt Deck
Knightmare, Watt January 3rd 2021
A deck featuring the “Watt” archetype, which are small electric critters that try to keep the opponent in check via Stun cards and then chip down their health with double and direct attacks.
700 2 2
Chemicritter: Making the Best with what Gemini has to Offer
December 30th 2020
Last time, we talked about Ally of Justice, an archetype that suffers from lackluster cards all around. However, that is not the only reason why an archetype can be cast aside. Sometimes cards cannot live up to the hype they received post release or cards in the archetype got banned which caused the strategy as a whole to take a blow. Or, you simply use the slowest method to summon monsters currently existing in Yu-Gi-Oh!, like with Chemicritter.
3,440 2 20
Gladiator Beast Deck
Gladiator Beast December 29th 2020
A deck utilizing the “Gladiator Beast” archetype, an aggressive beatdown deck with various strategies revolving around battle and Special Summoning while using their own unique way to build boards.
1,460 0 4
Ally of Justice: Discover New Ways to Work with Unfavored Archetypes
December 16th 2020
There are many archetypes one can play in Yu-Gi-Oh!, with various strategies and playstyles to suit different types of players. However, while many of those card groups have sizeable player bases as their supporters, others are neglected due to various reasons. In this series, I will take a look at these unpopular archetype options, describe in brief what their problems are and how you could still build decks using them, starting with the ill-fated Allies of Justice.
2,700 6 19
Elementsaber Deck
Elementsaber, Stall, Warrior November 30th 2020
A deck utilizing both the “Elementsabers” and the “Elemental Lords”, who together build an Aggro/Control hybrid deck with varied effects and solid board-building when the right cards are assembled.
2,320 0 6
Naturia Deck
Naturia November 30th 2020
A deck using the “Naturia” archetype, which uses various Control- and Stun-centered ideas to control/stop the opposing plays.
2,800 0 5
Simorgh Deck
Control, Simorgh November 26th 2020
A deck featuring the “Simorgh” archetype, a Winged Beast-focussed strategy that uses both backrow interaction and Normal Summoning to great effect while being open for various other strategies if needed.
1,720 0 4