DiGi's Major Arcana POOL

This is my Yu-Gi-Oh! major arcana!

Yu-Gi-Oh! has 2 archetypes based on the major arcana, being the "Arcana Force" and "Prophecy"/"Spellbook" archetypes, and while you can make a full major arcana, there's some quirks about the cards we have access to that are worth mentioning.

All major arcana cards are represented in the Spellbook archetype, but the downside with these cards is that they aren't marked by any identifier like the Arcana Force cards, which are all numbered. This can come up when looking at cards like "XV - The Fiend" and "Prophecy Destroyer" which both represent "15 - The Devil". Speaking from experience, since "12 - The Hanged Man" isn't represented in Arcana Force, and Konami needed to change the Spellbook card's name to something friendlier, it can be a problem when "The Stoic" comes up on a spread. That said, you will need to use "The Stoic" because "12 - The Hanged Man" is one of the major arcana that's only available from the Spellbook Cards. This is the maojr downside of using the Arcana Force cards. Below is a list of all major arcana that are only represented by Spellbook cards

8 - Strength
9 - The Hermit
10 - Wheel of Fortune
11 - Justice
12 - The Hanged Man
13 - Death
16 - The Tower
17 - Star
20 - Judgement

This decklist has been organized first by order of the major arcana with the Arcana Force cards coming before the Spellbook cards (plus some filler at the end so I can post this). The exception to this is "The Empress of Prophecy" and "The Hierophant of Prophecy", which are extra deck monsters.

Overall, you get a lot of choice when it comes to the major arcana. While there aren't 2 complete major arcana archetypes, you can still include the cards that mean the most to you. Pick and choose what means the most to you ^-^ (I use the Arcana Force Fool, Hierophant, and Temperance because they mean a lot to me, or in the case of the latter 2, they're my birth cards)

Other Resources:

• My Minor Arcana
• Major Arcana Guide