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This is a beginner-friendly Domain Format list built upon a $11.99 purchase of the Structure Deck: Blue-Eyes White Destiny. It consists of a $10 upgrade of cards purchased from sites like TCGplayer.
Deckmaster: Odd-Eyes Revolution Dragon
Domain Restrictions: LIGHT // DRAGON // ODD-EYES
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To create this upgrade, please remove these 15 cards and any duplicate cards from the SD: Blue-Eyes (in the sidedeck):
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Next, you will want to buy and add these 49 cards to the deck:
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Notably, this deck does not use Infinite Impermanence which is currently a pricy card at $7. Because Infinite Impermanence is included in the Structure Deck, you may choose to add it into the deck or sell it to fund the $10 purchase of cards you'll need.
Additional Resources can be found here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1c8_W7TLHoExz9Iq2yNBKG4kniKN3fjamfMVRehPRitQ/edit?usp=sharing
Domain Format General Rules:
- Singleton Format: Every card restricted to 1 copy per deck.
- 60-card Format: Each Main Deck must contain exactly 60 cards.
- 4-player Pods: Each player competes individually in an all-out battle against three opponents.
- Deckmaster Restrictions: Each player chooses a "Deckmaster" which dictates the allowed types and attributes for their deck.
- Deckmaster Contract: A Deckmaster can be summoned from a designated "Deckmaster Zone" using normal summoning rules. After switching zones, Deckmasters may return to the "Deckmaster Zone," where they start the game.
Refer here for additional rules and exceptions:
https://www.domainformat.com/rules
Broad Categories
This simple strategy has cards that fall into three simple categories:
- Beatsticks
- Searchers
- Synchro/XYZ material
What do we want our Deckmaster to do? Odd-Eyes Revolution Dragon
- Non-OPT Revival Spell for Blue-Eyes Spirit Dragon and Galaxy-Eyes Cipher Dragon without negating their effects
- Ignore DM cumulative cost with Spell Economics
The deckmaster Odd-Eyes Revolution Dragon is unconventional as neither a Blue-Eyes monster nor a starter for the Blue-Eyes deck. What it brings to the table however is unmatched, and is similar to the infamous card Soul Charge. Due to Odd-Eyes Revolution Dragon lack of a Once-per-Turn, we can repeatbly scale it from the Deckmaster Zone, revive a monster, then return it to the Deckmaster Zone to be scaled again. We are unintrested in its other 2 effects, and are equally uninterested in summoning it.
This becomes especially powerful when combined with another card without a hard Once-Per-Turn which is Blue-Eyes Spirit Dragon which tributes itself to summon a Light Dragon from the Extra Deck. By reviving it, we retain the Blue-Eyes Spirit Dragon so we can make use of its negate.
Another case where repeatble summons are useful is through revivals of Galaxy-Eyes Cipher Dragon and Number 38: Hope Harbinger Dragon Titanic Galaxy. The Galaxy-Eyes XYZ monster have special conditions which allow them to be XYZ summoned using only another "Cipher" or "Galaxy" monster, of which we can fulfill by reviving Galaxy-Eyes Cipher Dragon. Galaxy-Eyes Full Armor Photon Dragon and Galaxy-Eyes Cipher Blade Dragon allow us to easily obtain 10200 attack on the board along with a steal, a pop, and another pop while only scaling and using Odd-Eyes Revolution Dragon twice after overlaying for Galaxy-Eyes Cipher Dragon.
However, where this Deckmaster is the most ridiculous is when paired with Spell Economics to ignore the cumulative cost of moving Odd-Eyes Revolution Dragon out of the Deckmaster Zone. By ignoring the cost to activate Odd-Eyes Revolution Dragon as a spell, we effectivily have inifinte revivals and link material. This allows us to efficiently summon Borrelsword Dragon alongside a full board of Blue-Eyes and Galaxy-Eyes XYZ and Synchro Monsters for a big push of damage.
Odd-Eyes Revolution Dragon has great synergy with our Blue-Eyes extra deck, and gives the deck a fantastic recursion gameplan and endgame.
The Searchers
- Galaxy Satellite Dragon, Sales Pitch, Mythical Bestiamorph searches any card
- Draw the card on top with cards like Kingyo Sukui, Arrive in Light, Supply Squad, Heritage of the Light and Dark Factory of More Production
- Find Maiden of White as a starter
- Obtain handtraps and Spell Economics / Swordsoul Punishment whenever you need it
Galaxy Satellite Dragon is a fantastic card in a rotation where there are 3 opponent's End Phases. To explot the ability to search any card 3 times, we will use the ability to draw cards on our opponent's turns using continous Spells and Traps such as Kingyo Sukui, Arrive in Light, Supply Squad, and Dark Factory of More Production. This ability to search any desired card will be extremely useful so we can break any board our opponent's may have, even if they require specialized tools like Jizukiru, the Star Destroying Kaiju.
In addition, the ability to search Spell Economics allows us to continue using our Deckmaster Odd-Eyes Revolution Dragon to grind even if low on life points.
The XYZ/Synchro Material
- Maiden of White is the most important starter in the deck
- Rely on Galaxy cards to have 2 Lv.8 on the field for XYZ summoning
Maiden of White is so important, we dedicate many slots for searching Lv.1 monsters solely to find her. Maiden of White allows us to access True Light and summon Blue-Eyes Spirit Dragon which are both core to the gameplan by accessing our Spells/Traps and Extra Deck respectivily.
While this deck can easily have 1 lv8 monster in the form of Blue-Eyes White Dragon, we may struggle to summon out a second. This is why we have Galaxy lv8 monsters which summon themselves from the hand in order to supplement us.
Other Considerations
Out of Budget: Crimson Dragon , Bystial Magnamhut +The Bystial Lubellion , Divine Arsenal AA-ZEUS - Sky Thunder , Arrive in Light , Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Primal ,Galaxy-Eyes Cipher X Dragon
Monsters: Dogmatika Nexus , Priestess with Eyes of Blue , Santa Claws , Ancient Fairy Dragon , Number 97: Draglubion , Number 100: Numeron Dragon , Lyna the Light Charmer, Lustrous , Red-Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon , Black Dragon Collapserpent , Noctovision Dragon
Spells/Traps: Jar of Avarice , Jack-In-The-Hand , Booby Trap E , Dragon Shrine
Rawr like a Dragon!