Subject: Words for Warriors-anime85

First, let me say if you ever draw a bad hand then
your deck still needs to be improved. It's that
simple. Drawing 1 bad hand proves that your deck isn't
properly balanced. It has nothing to do with luck or
even your opponents continuous chants to curse every
card you draw. Drawing a good hand every time isn't
impossible, it just takes an understanding and
manipulation of the mechanics of your deck and, as
always, a few good friends that will let you play them
until you have tweaked your deck to near perfection
(or until either one of you has passed out from
exaustion).

	Second, I'm going to discuss warrior decks and my
thoughts about how I think one should be run. First
off, if you want to build a successful warrior deck,
Freed is not recommended. In my opinion, he's way to
slow. If your against a good opponent Freed will be
dead within 1 to 3 turns. You also have to trib. 1 for
him to come into play, which isn't really a bad thing.
It's just that most warrior decks focus on powerfull 4
star creatures killing your opponent with massive
damage quickly and not sacraficing them for some
creature that is only there as a bench buddy doing
nothing but getting more creatures in your hand which
warrior decks do really good with without Freeds
ability. In fact, I recommend thatcreature lvl. 5 or
higher should be put in a warrior deck. Next, running
a warrior deck doesn't mean you have to chunk nothing
but warrior's in it. Sure, a good bit of your
creatures should be warriors, but some creatures
compliment warrior decks more than most warriors
do(and I'm not just talking about spellcaster).Next,
there are only 3 staple creatures in a warrior deck:
Marauding Captain, Hayabusa Knight, and Exiled Force.
I can't stress enough the importance of these 3.

	Exiled Force is great. Its your main creature
defense due to it's easiness of getting out of your
deck and graveyard. I usually run cards like Mon.
Reborn, Warrior Returning Alive, Premature Burial and
cards of the like to keep putting him on the field.
Also, I've found that using him and Last Will together
are highly recommended.

	Marauding Captain. This guy is what makes warrior
decks great. Not only can you drop another ANY lvl.4
or lower monster from your hand(which makes putting in 
non-warrior creatures more acceptable in your deck) but 
his no attack other warriors ability can be very deadly 
especially if comboing with another Marauding Captain or 
maybe( Im not sure about this one) Ring of Magnetism.

	Hayabusa is a must for obvious reasons. A warrior
with the ability to attack twice in the same combat.
Enough said.

	Warrior decks should not run too many equip magic
pump-up cards. Whats the use of a hand full of equips
when you have no monster to play? I only run 3 Axes of
Despair and a United We Stand in my deck which seems
to be plenty but not too much. Warrior Decks should
also run lots of magic cards. Traps are just too slow
when running a deck that relies on speed. Im not
saying you should run only magics, just that a good
chunk of cards in your deck should be magics. How can
you expect to win turn one or two when you keep having
to set traps and wait until your opponents turn to
activate them? This also makes a Jinzo lover a smaller
threat. Flip effect creatures should not be put in
warrior decks due to,again, the issue with speed. I
suggest a maximum of 3 in your deck(Morphing Jar #2,
and/or a cyber jar)

	I guess I'm done for now. I hope I don't offend
anyone with this. (aol IM:anime852001	

email:anime852001@yahoo.com)