Disruptor Deck. Serf. A World of Books. San Leandro, CA.

Monsters: 20

2 wall of illusion
3 man-eater bug (MEB)
3 hane-hane
2 cannon soldier
2 giant soldier of stone (GSOS)
2 magician of faith (MOF)
1 witch of the black forest
2 sangan
1 jirai gumo
1 invader of the throne
1 cyber jar

Magic: 13

5 Pot of Greed, Dark Hole, Monster Reborn, Change of Heart, Raigeki
2 Heavy Storm
1 Fissure
1 Delinquent Duo
1 Messenger of Peace
1 Forceful Sentry
1 Share the Pain
1 Giant Trunade

Traps: 7

2 Magic Jammer
2 Solemn Judgment
2 Robbin’ Goblin
1 Mirror Force

Total 40

Tournament on January 5, 2003 (Official UpperDeck Tournament)

Another Sunday, another tournament.

1st match

Opponent: Nick T (Beatdown)

My match with Nick started out in typical fashion. Just like Nick’s trademark, our match was delayed 10 
minutes while I was waiting for him while he went to the bathroom. He seems to have a bad habit of 
holding in his need to urinate until the very last minute. Similar to last week against Bandit Keif, Nick 
again ran to the bathroom using his now famous “baby step run”. (you like that, Keif?!) When he was 
finally done, he returned looking calm and relieved.

First duel, I win thanks to Messenger of Peace. I slowed him down enough to do enough damage.
Second duel, he beats me, thanks to some good dueling on his part. Nick was using weird combos like 
placing 1800 attackers in DEF mode, then playing Curse of Fiend to turn everything around. He also got 
lucky with a Time Wizard coin toss. Go Time Roulette!
Third duel, I manage to claim victory thanks to some well timed Solemn Judgments. All the skill that Nick 
showed in the second duel, he seems to have either lost it or used it all up. He made a big mistake by 
playing Labyrinth Wall in ATK mode, and I jammed his Shield and Sword.


2nd match

Opponent: ZeenO (shoot ‘em)

ZeenO loves his new shooter deck so much, that he actually talks to his cards and constantly cleans them 
with his cleaning toothbrush that he brings with him. Since he wanted to win badly this week, ZeenO 
actually brought his little brother, Bob, with him for good luck to watch him duel. 

His good luck charm worked, because ZeenO sweeps me two duels. I remember him finishing me off by 
shooting me with a Cannon Soldier. I brought my LP low with Jirai Gumo and Solemn Judgments and I 
didn’t leave a defense to protect myself.

That’s it for me. I’ll just have to wait until next weekend. Oh yeah, ZeenO goes to win the whole thing.

What’s up!
to the hardcore Yu-Gi-Oh! gamers at a World of Books, keeping the game going.

Get lost!
to the thieves that steal cards from kids

Serf
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