Fwd: Some more stuff that almost nobody uses!-YuGiOh
-AzKonaMage


>Hello, I'm back for my second tip.
>I got like 3 people that emailed me about my last article.
>I figure it must be the boring title I gave it.
>The good news is that all three articles were positive.
>
>Time to release some more of my knowledge to the world! *strains to 
>come up with new stuff* *ahem*
>
>First card I want to talk about is Cost Down.
>Some people ignore it because it'll just occupy another spot and that 
>they only have like 1-2 tribute monsters anyways. When I saw this card, 
>it was screaming "COMBO!!!"
>
>My main deck (I followed the Jpn Ban list with that deck btw, just for 
>fun.) My main deck is a Chaos Spellcaster deck. That's what I call it 
>anyways. (You know, Chaos Sorcerer, Light/dark, etc.)
>
>It has a total of 4 tribute monsters (Yes I am nuts!)
>
>Anyways, to the point.
>
>I find it fun to do this
>"One monster on the field. Play Cost Down. Show opponent
>Dark Magician of Chaos....stick it into the graveyard.
>Summon Summon Skull and reborn DMoC."
>Cost Down gives an incredible swarming ability with Tribute monsters.
>
>This is really a tip to chaos decks. Why not use cost down to dump some 
>more chaos food into the graveyard? Nothing's more fun than dumping 
>some monster into the graveyard then using that to summon a chaos 
>monster, then normal summon like Vampire Lord for no tribute.
>
>Next is a new sort of deck type.
>I dubbed it the "Dimenstion Deck."
>The creator of this deck is my friend.
>
>This is really a sort of accident. He was trying to create a Chaos Deck 
>and he was on his way to doing so. Since he couldn't get the pieces he 
>needed he had to settle for what he had. Bam, Dimension Deck.
>Some of the more intelligent readers will know immediately that this deck 
>contains
>Dimension Fusion.
>The point of this deck is obviously to remove cards from play and then 
>bringing them back.
>This deck also has incredible swarming potential, but different from our 
>sort of swarming.
>
>This deck's chief cards are Strike Ninja, Bazoo and D.D. Scout Plane. 
>You know the drill, remove them, they come back. Swarm swarm, add some 
>equips, beat your opponent to death. The D.D. Scout planes also make 
>excellent Tribute food.
>
>i.e. The Strike Ninja + D.D. Scout Plane combo.
>but do it like this.
>"Opponent's turn, remove Strike Ninja from play, and the D.D. Scout 
>planes. Your Turn, They come back, 2 expendable monsters ready for 
>tribute." Works with Bazoo also, but albiet slower.
>
>Dimension Fusion plays a big role in this deck. why not remove the big 
>monsters and use Dimension Fusion?
>
>This deck shrugs off any sort of monster removal, but it does have it's
>weaknesses.
>This deck is incredibly slow. A well-built beatdown can kill it in a pinch 
>because it's so slow.
>This deck does need to be improved upon somehow.
>Btw, just as a reminder, the credit goes to my friend.
>However, I dubbed and defined it.
>
>The last bit of this article:
>
>Multiple Combo Potential
>
>Just some stuff I came up with while deck building.
>it may be obvious to some of you guys out there,
>but I'm typing it anyhow!
>
>When you look at a card, you have to think of the potential combos with 
>it. When you place a Tech card (I assume that's the term) into your 
>deck it's best if there is multiple combos that go well with it.
>
>One such example is the Last Will combos.
>Whoever read my last article will know I put alot of combos with Last 
>Will in it. For those of you who might want to read my last article, 
>it's in the CCG Tips April 2004, under the name "Some interesting Ideas 
>and Combos in YuGiOh."
>
>Anyways, on to the point.
>To make sure a tech card works well in your deck
>don't put it in there for just one combo, try and have multiple combos 
>that go with it. The more, the Merrier.
>
>Cost down is another one.
>In my deck, I can use it for it's intended use.
>(use cost down, and bring down tribute cost)
>use to to put Chaos Food into the G/Y
>Dump the high tribute monsters and revive
>Or do all of the above. (hey, it's possible.)
>
>Multiple Combo Potential
>Make sure a tech card has multiple uses.
>
>One last combo.
>Everyone knows the Big Bang Shot+Giant Trunade combo.
>Instead of using Big Bang Shot, use Premature Burial.
>Play Pre-B, Trunade, then play Pre-B again.
>Even though you'll pay like 1600 life points
>I'm sure most of you out there would gladly pay that to get 2 monsters 
>out to the field.
>
>I'll close with one of my best dueling moments in my life.
>In one duel, I used Pot of Greed 4 times in a row. Real Fun.
>I play Pot of Greed (1).
>Op's turn, he attacks. I flip summon Magician of Faith #1.
>My turn, Play PoG (2).
>Op's turn, attack again. I Flip Summon MoF #2.
>My turn, Play PoG (3).
>I use Giant Trunade + Premature Burial combo to revive both MOF. I 
>tribute Both MoF To summon Dark Magician Of Chaos.
>Play PoG (4)
>My opponent was like "WTFH?"
>The expression on my opponent was absolutely priceless.
>
>Closing Statement:
>Use what cards you want and have loads of fun!
>Do weird combos, it's great to see your opponent freak out.
>If not because you did some amazing combo to put him into a spot then 
>because you did something truly horrific like using Pot of Greed 4 
>times in consecutive turns!
>
>To my readers out there (all 3 of you >_<)
>expect my articles to be about this long...
>I have ALOT to say!
>
>Email all praise, flames, comments, to AzKonaMage at 
>AzKonaMage@hotmail.com
>
>P.S. - I seriously hope I got some more mail!
>        And thanks to the three that actually emailed me!
>