FX deck: Redline –
By Bandit Keif
Collectors Corner /
World of Books
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3 Mechanical
Chaser 3 Mystic Tomato |
3 Waboku 1 Call of the
Haunted 1 Swords of Light |
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3 Wall of Illusion 1 Sangan 3 Gemini Elf |
2 Heavy Storm 2 Nobleman of Crossout 1 Monster Reborn |
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3 Goblin Attack Force 1 |
1 Change of Heart 1 Mirror Force 1 Raigeki |
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3 Cannon Soldier 1 Jinzo |
3 Mystical Space
Typhoon 1 Limiter Removal 1 Dark Hole |
$6 Dollar Tournament
5
rounds, single elimination, 16 people in the advanced bracket.
Prizes: 1st:
5 Packs (I’m not too sure what 2nd gets…)
Day 1:
Collectors Corner
Round 1 : Me (Bandit Keif)
vrs. Kid with a discard deck
fashioned by Kid name
Props to Norman who hooked it up with a common dark hole, and Kevo Kaiba (this guy got supplies
of cards…). Seeing that this kid was using a discard deck, I pulled out my own
discard deck to combat it. Partly to learn new ideas and ask
why. About ¾ of our deck is exactly the same, and we really didn’t need
most of the cards because we fashioned our decks anti beatdown.
He has control and wastes my deck thin for the whole game but I come through in
the end and deck him out.
Round 2 : Me (Bandit Keif)
vrs. John Cao (brother of K
Force One’s Blue Eyes)
Seeing that my discard deck won one person already, I felt like this
“weak” deck was on a winning streak. So I find a beatdown
to duel and see how it fares. Well he took the match 2-0 pretty quickly. I
guess sometimes the discard deck doesn’t work. Oh well, after that I went to go
watch Marik and his brother whop on some San
Francisco visitors (no letting them take our hometown prize). Have they ever
been successful? Marik uses the original and only
working relinquished deck out there. He has that card down, it suits him too, Marik = Control (either with the millennium rod or
relinquished!). After that I have to quickly leave… had to see patients with
neurological problems at 3 sharp.
Quote of the Day by Marik after eliminating
Day 2:
World of Books
Round 1: Bandit Keif
(Me) vrs. Kevin (the one who “quit” yugioh and is now back because he pulled a torrential
tribute)
A person who just started shouldn’t be facing down the Redline, it may
make them quit. Well he got beat 2-0 and I told him he did well. I hope he went
on to win more duels that day. Now that I think about it, I want him to do well
for a selfish reason. If he / and others continue to play, and I’m better than
them, them I have more “power” than many. However if I was the only yugioh player in the world, yes I can say I would be the
best (without a doubt because there are no others) however I would be better
than no one.
I left to go to dance practice and leave my spot to Alex (Son of Rodel – the Filipino Legendary Fisherman!). Seeing that the
SF people, or any other visitors didn’t come through
there was no reason for me to stay and boot them from our tournament. However
the K Force that did stay (and got first) Bakura said
he beat a new kid (3 mechanical chasers) at finals. Just goes to show vrs. K Force Mechanical Chasers can’t hang with the
originality and versatility of new ideas.
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Bandit Keif (Sunday April 6, 2003)
Post Game shouts:
Anyone reading this! I’m the guy with “Bandit Keif”
on the back of his cards. You know we are the original K Force 1 themed card covers!
So now that the Bay Area has seen the best, just remember, “Imitation is one of
the most sincere forms of flattery.”
Shout to all the expert players – Collectors Corner and World of Books
players.
Anyone who thinks I’m not telling the truth about the skill level come
see K Force One win at Collectors Corner Saturdays and World of Books Sundays.
K Force One:
Kaiba -
Kevin Arcaina -
Marcus
Bakura - Alan Yugi -
Ching
Mai - Geraldine Mokuba - Chris
Marik - Andy Chan Bandif Keif - Jeff
Legendary Fisherman - Rodel Blue Eyes - David Cao