One final Ban list tip-Alex Goodman

ah, yes, my last ban list tip until the new one comes out in a while. 
In this article, I will explain on how to make and use the most effective 
post-ban deck, the warrior deck. Yeah, you expected me to say a Burn/stall 
deck, but that deck is disgustingly overrated and over-played. And yyes, 
I stick to my point that this deck-type will be the top post-ban deck.

                 **Constructing the Warrior deck** The main focus of this 
                 article is to explain on how to make a quality warrior 
                 deck. Trust me, getting these cards is worth trading your 
                 banned cards that will always be banned (CED, Yata, Raigeki)

                  *I. The objective of the deck* The objective of a warrior 
                  deck is simple. To swarm the field (via marauding capatin, 
                  freed the matchlees general, and cyber jar) with tons of 
                  different warriors with different effects to gain an 
                  overwhelming advantage in any situation.
                  *II Strengths and Weaknesses* The main strengths of this 
                  deck is that the swarming of a variety of different 
                  monsters allows the player an easy advantage in any given 
                  situation, prior to having the nneeded monsters first. 
                  It is also very easy to kill your opponent quickly with 
                  this deck. Many of these warriors also have defensive 
                  abilities to allow them to be more durable as well.
The weaknesses of this deck is mainly in its strengths. One is that the 
warrior are only durable because they need this in order tomake up for 
their overall low attack strengths. It is very hard, although easier, to 
find room for equips in this deck. Also, this card not only topdecks poorly 
loads of times, it also depletes your hand quickly. This deck will require 
excellent hand-management skills. Only swarm when the time is right.
                      *III. Construction* Before I go on with my warrior 
                      deck, I will like to point out that the warriors 
                      have an endless arsenal of monstera, and it may be 
                      hard to choose which ones our the best. My deck has 
                      chosen the most important ones, And I'll explain why 
                      the cards are important.
Here is a highly competitive 40 card Warrior deck.

Tributes:3
Jinzo PSV SCR
Black Luster Soldier-Envoy of the Beginning IOC UR Freed the Matchless 
General LOD UR

Monsters:17
D.D. Warrior Ladyx2 DCR SPR
Don Zaloogx2 PGD UR
Goblin Attack Forcex2 PSV UR
Marauding Captainx2 LOD UR
Command Knightx2 CT1 SCR
Blade Knightx2 CT1 SCR
Breaker the Magical Warrior MFC UR
Mataza the Zapper IOC Rare
Cyber Jar MRL Rare
Exiled Force LOD SPR
Mystic Swordsman LV4 SOD UR

Magic/Spell: 14
Warrior Returning Alivex2 LOD Rare
Reinforcement of the Armyx2 LOD SPR
Scapegoatx2 SDJ SPR
Snatch Steal MRL UR
Pot of Greed LOB Rare
Change of Heart MRD UR
Premature Burial PSV UR
Mage Power LON UR
Axe of Despair MRD UR
Mystical Space Typhoon MRL UR
Heavy Storm MRD SPR

Trap:6
Wabokux2 SDJ Common
Magic Cylinder LON SCR
Ring of Destruction PGD SCR
Call of the Haunted PSV UR
Magic Drain PSV Rare

            *IV.Analysis of the Warrior deck* Here is a list of 
            a few of the important cards in a warrior deck.

Marauding Captain/Cyber Jar:Swarmers that allow you to use your 
monsters more effectively. These are this deck's monster staples.

Command Knight/Equips:Gives the warriors their needed strength 
in order to survive longer and to be used more effectively.

DDWL/Exiled Force:Monster Removal

Don Zaloog: A nice control monster that can reduce your opponents 
options.

Goblin Attack Force/Blade Knight: Beatsticks/good topdeckers.

Breaker/Heavy Storm/Jinzo/MST: Removes magic and traps that could 
delay the attacks of your warriors.

Mystic Swordsman: A special beatstick that can remove your 
opponent's face down threats. LV2 or X-out are good substitutes.

Mataza The Zapper: This card can easily reduce your opponents 
life points to half. And control can't switch! Definately superior 
to Hayasuba Knight. 
Also a good substitute for missing warriors like Don.

Black Luster Soldier-Envoy of the Beginning: The strongest monster 
in the game now and also certainly the star of this deck, thanks 
to so much support.

Freed/Reinforcement of the army: Deck thinners and searchers. 
They are always good to have in tight situations. Painful Choice 
is a good substitute.

Warrior Returning Alive/PB/CotH: Reborn your warriors and the fun 
starts all over again.

Scapegoat/Waboku: Very important. Because warriors are weak, this 
can bide some time to get your warriors out or protect you.

Everything else is there because they are good to have anyway. I 
hoped this helped you learn about deck building and what it takes 
for decks to be as effective as this one.
Peace.

Alex Goodman, Alxgoody@aol.com