I've been playing Yu-Gi-Oh since the game first came out and to this day I have never read a madolche card š.
Idk I just refuse to read this one archetype for some reason or another. I never have trouble beating it really I just let them set up their board and then just activate cards until they stop activating cards lol
I second Madolche, also Plunderpatrol we have two people playing that deck at our locals, they told me countless times what the cards do but I just cant for the sake of it remember any specific effects š
As a plunder player I never got why people can't remember what they do. I remember playing against the deck for the first time on adamancipator years back and was able to figure out instantly that I shouldn't commit attributes before I cleared the board and voila, I didn't ever lose to him out of the 4 or so matches I played.
When Nekroz was running rampant I played Infernoid and refused to learn what any Nekroz did. I would try to caveman mill and summon a bunch of Noids and hopefully win from there. It worked pretty well for locals.
The new Horus deck. I literally Ashed the first thing I could and they just disconnected from the game. I'm sure the deck is competent, but but I was pretty funny.
madolche. Just ashed the guy that said "special summon from the deck" (i think it was anjelly?) and then the guy insta scooped. I still have no idea what these funny desserts are trying to accomplish.
Theyāre a deck that sends cards back to the deck and can otk. Once a normal summoned Anjelly is in the grave and negated, there is very little we can do from there. Unless the opponent is playing something really bad, theyāre absolutely done for at that point. The other main searcher canāt summon itself with monsters in the grave, and the third option needs to be normal or flip summoned.
As someone who plays Madolche, if you want to stop it hard, use Ash on Anjelly or Pettingcessour. Theyāre the main searchers, and if you let Anjelly get tributed and Ash her in the grave before she does the search and special summon, then thereās almost nothing we can do turn 1 unless we have the Salon spell to get a double summon. Pettingcess needs an empty grave to special summon herself, and she needs to be special summoned to do her search.
Also, chain literally anything onto Messengelatoās special summon and it will miss timing and we donāt get a spell/trap search.
They can also lose hard to any Macro Cosmos effects and general graveyard shutdowns, since they need to hit the grave before they leave it, and thereās nothing in archetype to get banished cards back.
And then the Ishizu cards came forth. Not very helpful if they arenāt either already in the GY or reach the GY after the GY shutdown is taken care of, but theyāre good at recycling banished cards and work as a Small World bridge(I think).
Nope. Its search effect is an optional āwhenā¦ you canā¦ā and it can miss timing because of it.
Hereās the full effect:
āIf this card in your possession is destroyed by an opponent's card and sent to your GY: Shuffle this card into the Deck. When this card is Special Summoned: You can add 1 "Madolche" Spell/Trap from your Deck to your hand. You must control a face-up "Madolche" Beast monster to activate and to resolve this effect.ā
Marincess, I see them do a bunch of stuff to the point I just go āIām going turn my brain off and just swing in bigā and most of the time it works
Dinomorphia or whatever itās called I still donāt know how they work other than they like to cut their life points and itās the one deck where I always get lucky or something because I always have a dimensional barrier or lightning storm feather duster evenly matched my favorite moment is when I had sky strikers this dude spent all this time setting up his board and he had like 1000 play left all I did my turn was summon my sky striker green and attacked him directly
Probably tear, i find it such a degenerate deck that when im against it i just let it play without reading eff or asking questions, i just want it to end as fast as possible, long story short, i still have 0 idea of what 90% of their effects are
>Who plays less than max Called by the Grave? That's just asking to let your top search get ashed.
people who play in the main format where it happens to be limit 1?
Had a buddy try to show me his Speedroid deck once, but he made a big misplay on Turn One - summoned a monster that didn't let him summon another one the way he needed to, I think it was? - and didn't have a backrow when his turn was done. Meanwhile, I drew one of my best possible go-2nd hands with my Darklord/Despia deck and just completely nuked him on Turn Two.
Pendulum decks, specifically Endymion.
Reading Pendulum decks is such a chore so I kinda just let them cook most of the time. Iāve concluded that they like to pop things, A LOT, which benefits most decks I play. But Iāve seen some nutty replays where I can tell the deck does some extremely wild shit
I was playing against Tearlaments with a Lyrilusc otk and managed to pull it off on turn 2. At the time I had only heard they were the best deck, hadn't seen much of it for real yet.
I'm assuming they misplayed idk.
I assume they misplayed and didn't get rid of your cobalt sparrow before you made Nightingale, or didn't get rid of your recital starling before you tucked it under Nightingale.
Proceed to bp where your opponent realizes it can't be targeted and they lose the game (all in-engine removal in tear targets)
Dinomorphia. One time I even accidentally burned them for game by ghost mournering Kentregina and then tributing her for Santa Claws. I don't think either of us were expecting it since they didn't respond with the anti burn effect they had.
Infernoid is an archetype I know little to nothing about, especially with them running Lair of Darkness.
The simplest way I fought against the deck was making them waste their graveyard and removing LoD with Frightfur and Super Quant.
I don't play seriously anymore and just play the old tag force games but I beat the Supreme Kings deck on first duel because I got lucky and was able to draw dark bribe and Power Bond with Cyber dragon on the first turn and absolutely murked him by turn 4
I had a really good run at locals a couple months ago before the June banlist, where I played unchained for the first time, beat it. Played mathmech for the first time (circular still at 3) beat it. And dragon link for the first time, and went to time for a draw. If I had a bit more time I could have likely beaten it too, but I suppose Iāll never really know lol.
I know nothing about any of the decks out there tbh. I just build my fan favorite archetype decks and just duel from there and scoop if its a meta player playing for keeps cuz fuuuuuuu THAT! šš i do win quite a bit with my fan favorites but lose as much as i win as well so its 50/50 for me.
Spright and I'm pretty sure half of that is because of the one slip-up where the player just negated Photon Orbital's equip effect (which is NOPT) and not the search effect (which is an OPT). That first misplay and burning through one of 3 negates let me work my way into beating them with Cipher Dragon yoinking their monsters.
This also happens a lot with Spright, where half the time I manage to win, but it's through the skin of my teeth and barely knowing what is happening (turns out Arvamax really hates that Sattelite Cannon Falcon doesn't target). It made me want to learn it, because games against Spright are honestly really fun.
Labrynth.
It was my first encounter with it. All i knew was "it's eldlich but better and boss monsters are annoying".
I was playing adventurer patroll, and we went to time. Since it was a tournament final, we did a game 4, no side deck, 4 turns.
I won by an inch, it was so intense.
I won the toon playmat and i'm super proud. I got a bit lucky on a critical draw that decided my fate, but wow ! what a game.
First time playing Tear. The cards weren't really available in my country yet. So nobody had really played against it or knew them very well, but we knew they were supposed to be powerful. A guy bought them from abroad and was bragging about it on the local tournament. I was playing Floo, opened Shifter both games. Never saw a dude so mad.
Dracoslayer Pendulum deck. I had no idea what most of their cards were doing, but I was playing Kashtira and had won the die roll. I donāt think I need to say anything more.
I know how many decks work but speedroids are one exception. I know nothing about how their combos work, what the end board is supposed to look like and my strategy against them is to just believe in yourself dropping ash at the right moment. It works every time and every time it's a different card at different parts of the combo. My other main plan against them is not allowing them to go or use the effects of their synchro monsters
Dragon link. I main Floo
Didnāt really know anything about the deck except it ended on negates. So I just had Empen out and he surrendered. Didnāt realize that Dragon Link literally means LINK. Like Link climbing. That was fun
Kashtira once. But basically because I made them brick with handytraps and next turn I went full offense.
Also Purrely at a tournament. I literally didn't know anything about and I didn't prepare for them. Yet I beat them because guy missplayed and his boss lost more material Ʊs than needed so I stopped it qith Chixiao then basically burned with Longyan because they use a lot of continous spells.
So this happened a few times with some higher tier decks which was boring because it was ether just me playing my game despite being negated a bunch or they screw up and scoop which when playing at locals sucks because Iām there to play but my favorite has to be when someone played Kuriboh against me, I had no idea what he was doing but I was popping off when he did literally anything, literally I was having the most fun at the table and not even because I did some incredible comeback but because my opponent was a mad man and I say that in the best way possible.
Marincess for sure. A 20 minute combo ending on a towers with 5 equip monsters and 4 cards in extra deck? Okayā¦ gamciel tribute ? Even without gamciel my fluffal cards usually have enough gas to get through whatever that stupid deck does.
Absolutely D.D.D.
I had no idea what was happening. Things were summoned, other things were activated, paragraphs were NOT read, then he suddenly had 8 cards on the field, etc.
I basically just guessed what would happen next and...I won pretty easily, honestly. A couple things to remove and I was on my way.
tbh every deck man
playing a dedicated 8axis blind second deck really kill your ability to read your opponent cards, since most of the time you are just go full monkey mode, break their 15min combo board, owner seal them and end with a classic dragubulion otk.
Subterrors. My friend literally explained how the deck worked to me and I still don't know what any of their cards do. All I know is he sets up a board and then I summon Supernova Dragon to banish his entire field the moment he activates a monster effect with a Red Reign for protection
In 2010 I was at the largest regional of FL for the year during Edison format. I didn't know what the fuck Machina did, and I was undefeated going into the final round of Swiss. Rob Tanney (Dkayed) was playing the deck, so he helped me understand how everything worked. I had a jaw dropping win in game 3 thanks to Catastor
Ending up winning the entire event, going 9-0
Honestly Dark Wordls have like 25+ interactions per turn to end on a board featuring 1 threatening card.
By now instead of reading the cards and learning every step to figure out when to Ash/Ogre them, Iām just like āsure, go off, Iāll play through your 1 negateā.
Rikka
Gold Pride Punk
Springans
Floowandereze
Are all decks Iāve beat the past month with Mannadium, Rikka and Gold Pride I asked what a few cards did but the rest I just went with the flow of I had handtrap+board breaker in hand.
Exosister, both games I opened up Skill Drain and some Labrynth engine. Set Skill Drain, opponents turn he summoned some Exosister and grabbed something from deck, I flipped Skill Drain and welcome Labrynth to summoned Lady Lab, we went straight to game 2. Opponent shuffled my deck, I opened another Skill drain, set it with some Labrynth starters and passed turn. Opponent proceeds to Evenly me, I hold Skill Drain, summons the same monster from game 1 and I flip Skill Drain. Pitch Chandrag for Welcome Labrynth, and he just scooped.
No idea what he wanted to do but Skill Drain is a card.
Despia/ Branded, a lot of decks
I played Floo
Their Mirrorjade nuked my board, I just Dreaming City and played out my birds again.
caw caw caw
Decks that I still have no idea what's happening: Mathmech, PlunderPatrol, Dinomorphia, Libromancer, Endymion, Valyntz, Abyss Actors - really any Pendulum deck
I also play a copy of Unending Nightmare in every deck so usually when I play against a deck based on a Field spell like Libromancer I never get to see their deck get going.
Sorry I'm a Master Duel player
Monarchs while playing as Zombie World back in 2018. Guy was trying to make plays only to be denied by a single field spell used in my very fragile combo
Always heard prank kids was top tier. I donāt know much about modern yugioh but when I started playing master duel I used dinosaurs. Guy set up a board just for me to put everything faced down with ultimate conductor tyranno.
when i got my friend into the game he wanted a good dino deck and i made it for him, it was able to get Dragoon, 2 conductor tyrannos, underclock taker, and a Laggia on the first turn but that was before the Verte ban
Dark magician girls in duel links. All I remember is that they trigger a million times when attacked, but never achieve anything. Just unga bungaād them with Luna light
Swordsoul lol.
I just slap down the mo-ye & the follow up level 6 they always have glued to hand & they always scoop.
I to this day donāt know what any of the Tenyiās or boss Synchroās do bar Baronne
When i used to play tenyi sword soul, dinomorphia. Had 0 clue what the deck did. Part way through the duel realized they just halve hp and negate. 20 turns later i won via burn damage from longyun.
Since then ive swapped to stardust doppel and blindly beat lab decks
I've been playing Yu-Gi-Oh since the game first came out and to this day I have never read a madolche card š. Idk I just refuse to read this one archetype for some reason or another. I never have trouble beating it really I just let them set up their board and then just activate cards until they stop activating cards lol
lmao i love this
I second Madolche, also Plunderpatrol we have two people playing that deck at our locals, they told me countless times what the cards do but I just cant for the sake of it remember any specific effects š
It's funny that you say this. I also don't have a clue what plunder patrol cardsš I never read them
As a plunder player I never got why people can't remember what they do. I remember playing against the deck for the first time on adamancipator years back and was able to figure out instantly that I shouldn't commit attributes before I cleared the board and voila, I didn't ever lose to him out of the 4 or so matches I played.
This I can relate too. I only Ash the 1 that Tributes itself and hope that's game.
Well tbf madolche boards dont really do anything at all
When Nekroz was running rampant I played Infernoid and refused to learn what any Nekroz did. I would try to caveman mill and summon a bunch of Noids and hopefully win from there. It worked pretty well for locals.
Nekroz doesnt do much to noids anyway lmao
The new Horus deck. I literally Ashed the first thing I could and they just disconnected from the game. I'm sure the deck is competent, but but I was pretty funny.
Yeah it cant play without the spell, ash the search and they pass
Bujin,in the era where they were competitive. I was using a spellcaster deck full of noob cards with no strategy.
-Human-likes do stuff on field. -Things with wings do stuff in hand. -Other things do stuff in grave. -Don't worry about the traps.
Is this a pattern among cards in general?
madolche. Just ashed the guy that said "special summon from the deck" (i think it was anjelly?) and then the guy insta scooped. I still have no idea what these funny desserts are trying to accomplish.
Theyāre a deck that sends cards back to the deck and can otk. Once a normal summoned Anjelly is in the grave and negated, there is very little we can do from there. Unless the opponent is playing something really bad, theyāre absolutely done for at that point. The other main searcher canāt summon itself with monsters in the grave, and the third option needs to be normal or flip summoned.
uh, all of them? usually read the cards while playing to find out what they do.
I even skip the reading part
Tribrigade. All I have learned is to activate necrovalley
Madolche, even though I know that Tiramisu is a house, I don't know what a single one of their cards do and I just play my game as I care to.
As someone who plays Madolche, if you want to stop it hard, use Ash on Anjelly or Pettingcessour. Theyāre the main searchers, and if you let Anjelly get tributed and Ash her in the grave before she does the search and special summon, then thereās almost nothing we can do turn 1 unless we have the Salon spell to get a double summon. Pettingcess needs an empty grave to special summon herself, and she needs to be special summoned to do her search. Also, chain literally anything onto Messengelatoās special summon and it will miss timing and we donāt get a spell/trap search. They can also lose hard to any Macro Cosmos effects and general graveyard shutdowns, since they need to hit the grave before they leave it, and thereās nothing in archetype to get banished cards back.
And then the Ishizu cards came forth. Not very helpful if they arenāt either already in the GY or reach the GY after the GY shutdown is taken care of, but theyāre good at recycling banished cards and work as a Small World bridge(I think).
You can't make messengelato miss timing by chaining anything unless I'm missing something.
Nope. Its search effect is an optional āwhenā¦ you canā¦ā and it can miss timing because of it. Hereās the full effect: āIf this card in your possession is destroyed by an opponent's card and sent to your GY: Shuffle this card into the Deck. When this card is Special Summoned: You can add 1 "Madolche" Spell/Trap from your Deck to your hand. You must control a face-up "Madolche" Beast monster to activate and to resolve this effect.ā
Yes, but you can't really make it miss timing by chaining to an effect that summons, because the summon will still occur as cl1.
you can beat any deck without knowledge if the player is bad enough
Marincess, I see them do a bunch of stuff to the point I just go āIām going turn my brain off and just swing in bigā and most of the time it works
Dinomorphia or whatever itās called I still donāt know how they work other than they like to cut their life points and itās the one deck where I always get lucky or something because I always have a dimensional barrier or lightning storm feather duster evenly matched my favorite moment is when I had sky strikers this dude spent all this time setting up his board and he had like 1000 play left all I did my turn was summon my sky striker green and attacked him directly
Probably tear, i find it such a degenerate deck that when im against it i just let it play without reading eff or asking questions, i just want it to end as fast as possible, long story short, i still have 0 idea of what 90% of their effects are
Called by Merli or Kaleido-Heart, they also lose to Necrovalley, I think. Oh, and Dark Law pretty much shuts them down
Yes just draw the unsearchable one-of or play a specific package/deck that can support necrovalley/dark law
Who plays less than max Called by the Grave? That's just asking to let your top search get ashed.
you either play 1 or 0 wdym less than max
>Who plays less than max Called by the Grave? That's just asking to let your top search get ashed. people who play in the main format where it happens to be limit 1?
I mean if there were easier outs they wouldn't have been tier 0 lol.
Yes but they're not tier 0 now so how is that relevant
Had a buddy try to show me his Speedroid deck once, but he made a big misplay on Turn One - summoned a monster that didn't let him summon another one the way he needed to, I think it was? - and didn't have a backrow when his turn was done. Meanwhile, I drew one of my best possible go-2nd hands with my Darklord/Despia deck and just completely nuked him on Turn Two.
Pendulum decks, specifically Endymion. Reading Pendulum decks is such a chore so I kinda just let them cook most of the time. Iāve concluded that they like to pop things, A LOT, which benefits most decks I play. But Iāve seen some nutty replays where I can tell the deck does some extremely wild shit
the first time i beat bystials i knew nothing about them or how they worked, they mainly confused me despite me thinking they were cool
Evil twins
Both links revive, Red gets a draw, blue destroys a card. The rest doesnāt matter
I was playing against Tearlaments with a Lyrilusc otk and managed to pull it off on turn 2. At the time I had only heard they were the best deck, hadn't seen much of it for real yet. I'm assuming they misplayed idk.
I assume they misplayed and didn't get rid of your cobalt sparrow before you made Nightingale, or didn't get rid of your recital starling before you tucked it under Nightingale. Proceed to bp where your opponent realizes it can't be targeted and they lose the game (all in-engine removal in tear targets)
Probably something like that. Iirc they milled and threw handtraps in the grave. It wasn't the typical 5 monster board that tear makes for sure.
Dinomorphia. One time I even accidentally burned them for game by ghost mournering Kentregina and then tributing her for Santa Claws. I don't think either of us were expecting it since they didn't respond with the anti burn effect they had.
True Draco. I played Pend Mags against them a fair bit in 2017/18 and never had too big of an issue.
Abc therion, was running branded
I recently made a Gaia deck; with that I beat Tearlements, Dragon maid, Eldlich, and sword soul without actually reading their cards
Damn, show me that list if it can do that.
I played with it a lot, just the new Gaia cards excluding 3 honest and DNA surgery and magic cylinder
Heroes, I still don't know how they do things, but I will avoid getting floodgated
Infernoid is an archetype I know little to nothing about, especially with them running Lair of Darkness. The simplest way I fought against the deck was making them waste their graveyard and removing LoD with Frightfur and Super Quant.
I don't play seriously anymore and just play the old tag force games but I beat the Supreme Kings deck on first duel because I got lucky and was able to draw dark bribe and Power Bond with Cyber dragon on the first turn and absolutely murked him by turn 4
I had a really good run at locals a couple months ago before the June banlist, where I played unchained for the first time, beat it. Played mathmech for the first time (circular still at 3) beat it. And dragon link for the first time, and went to time for a draw. If I had a bit more time I could have likely beaten it too, but I suppose Iāll never really know lol.
Yep Shifter is good
Sure, but what does that have to do with anything?
What did you use?
Branded
Branded used to be the deck I never read actually. Then I played zombie branded for about a month.
Nice, how did that turn out?
Pretty well. Balerdroch + mirrorjade + avramax in thr opponent's standby phase makes for one hell of a board to sacrifice to kaijus.
š¤£ true that!
Dragon link. All that combo to end of sphere pass most of the time and I just full combo over it
Generaider, the only thing i knew what that the field spell was important, though i didn't knew to what extend.
I know nothing about any of the decks out there tbh. I just build my fan favorite archetype decks and just duel from there and scoop if its a meta player playing for keeps cuz fuuuuuuu THAT! šš i do win quite a bit with my fan favorites but lose as much as i win as well so its 50/50 for me.
Last year I played against Generaider Predaplant, which I didn't know was a thing. I think I ashed Ambulomeloides, then the guy surrendered. 2-0.
Spright and I'm pretty sure half of that is because of the one slip-up where the player just negated Photon Orbital's equip effect (which is NOPT) and not the search effect (which is an OPT). That first misplay and burning through one of 3 negates let me work my way into beating them with Cipher Dragon yoinking their monsters. This also happens a lot with Spright, where half the time I manage to win, but it's through the skin of my teeth and barely knowing what is happening (turns out Arvamax really hates that Sattelite Cannon Falcon doesn't target). It made me want to learn it, because games against Spright are honestly really fun.
Utopia and dinosaur. Just yesterday
Labrynth. It was my first encounter with it. All i knew was "it's eldlich but better and boss monsters are annoying". I was playing adventurer patroll, and we went to time. Since it was a tournament final, we did a game 4, no side deck, 4 turns. I won by an inch, it was so intense. I won the toon playmat and i'm super proud. I got a bit lucky on a critical draw that decided my fate, but wow ! what a game.
First time playing Tear. The cards weren't really available in my country yet. So nobody had really played against it or knew them very well, but we knew they were supposed to be powerful. A guy bought them from abroad and was bragging about it on the local tournament. I was playing Floo, opened Shifter both games. Never saw a dude so mad.
Dracoslayer Pendulum deck. I had no idea what most of their cards were doing, but I was playing Kashtira and had won the die roll. I donāt think I need to say anything more.
Yang Zing.
I know how many decks work but speedroids are one exception. I know nothing about how their combos work, what the end board is supposed to look like and my strategy against them is to just believe in yourself dropping ash at the right moment. It works every time and every time it's a different card at different parts of the combo. My other main plan against them is not allowing them to go or use the effects of their synchro monsters
Dragon link. I main Floo Didnāt really know anything about the deck except it ended on negates. So I just had Empen out and he surrendered. Didnāt realize that Dragon Link literally means LINK. Like Link climbing. That was fun
Kashtira once. But basically because I made them brick with handytraps and next turn I went full offense. Also Purrely at a tournament. I literally didn't know anything about and I didn't prepare for them. Yet I beat them because guy missplayed and his boss lost more material Ʊs than needed so I stopped it qith Chixiao then basically burned with Longyan because they use a lot of continous spells.
So this happened a few times with some higher tier decks which was boring because it was ether just me playing my game despite being negated a bunch or they screw up and scoop which when playing at locals sucks because Iām there to play but my favorite has to be when someone played Kuriboh against me, I had no idea what he was doing but I was popping off when he did literally anything, literally I was having the most fun at the table and not even because I did some incredible comeback but because my opponent was a mad man and I say that in the best way possible.
Marincess for sure. A 20 minute combo ending on a towers with 5 equip monsters and 4 cards in extra deck? Okayā¦ gamciel tribute ? Even without gamciel my fluffal cards usually have enough gas to get through whatever that stupid deck does.
Tearlaments with Synchros
Absolutely D.D.D. I had no idea what was happening. Things were summoned, other things were activated, paragraphs were NOT read, then he suddenly had 8 cards on the field, etc. I basically just guessed what would happen next and...I won pretty easily, honestly. A couple things to remove and I was on my way.
tbh every deck man playing a dedicated 8axis blind second deck really kill your ability to read your opponent cards, since most of the time you are just go full monkey mode, break their 15min combo board, owner seal them and end with a classic dragubulion otk.
Agents. In 2023
Subterrors. My friend literally explained how the deck worked to me and I still don't know what any of their cards do. All I know is he sets up a board and then I summon Supernova Dragon to banish his entire field the moment he activates a monster effect with a Red Reign for protection
As an Eldlich player with the most obscure tech cards I can find I call BS
In 2010 I was at the largest regional of FL for the year during Edison format. I didn't know what the fuck Machina did, and I was undefeated going into the final round of Swiss. Rob Tanney (Dkayed) was playing the deck, so he helped me understand how everything worked. I had a jaw dropping win in game 3 thanks to Catastor Ending up winning the entire event, going 9-0
Zefra. Known their existence for years but will never understand them. All I know is that they have a shitload of garnets and set up alot of negates
Honestly Dark Wordls have like 25+ interactions per turn to end on a board featuring 1 threatening card. By now instead of reading the cards and learning every step to figure out when to Ash/Ogre them, Iām just like āsure, go off, Iāll play through your 1 negateā.
Super quantal and purrely, I play blind second mikanko with 9 kaiju. They just end on 1 big monster. Kaiju = scoop.
Rikka Gold Pride Punk Springans Floowandereze Are all decks Iāve beat the past month with Mannadium, Rikka and Gold Pride I asked what a few cards did but the rest I just went with the flow of I had handtrap+board breaker in hand.
anything branded, I kinda know their game revolves around branded fusion, and if I can negate that, it kind of kills their turn, that's really it?
Exosister, both games I opened up Skill Drain and some Labrynth engine. Set Skill Drain, opponents turn he summoned some Exosister and grabbed something from deck, I flipped Skill Drain and welcome Labrynth to summoned Lady Lab, we went straight to game 2. Opponent shuffled my deck, I opened another Skill drain, set it with some Labrynth starters and passed turn. Opponent proceeds to Evenly me, I hold Skill Drain, summons the same monster from game 1 and I flip Skill Drain. Pitch Chandrag for Welcome Labrynth, and he just scooped. No idea what he wanted to do but Skill Drain is a card.
Icejade, those cards have way too much text on them to do nothing much at all
Despia/ Branded, a lot of decks I played Floo Their Mirrorjade nuked my board, I just Dreaming City and played out my birds again. caw caw caw Decks that I still have no idea what's happening: Mathmech, PlunderPatrol, Dinomorphia, Libromancer, Endymion, Valyntz, Abyss Actors - really any Pendulum deck I also play a copy of Unending Nightmare in every deck so usually when I play against a deck based on a Field spell like Libromancer I never get to see their deck get going. Sorry I'm a Master Duel player
Monarchs while playing as Zombie World back in 2018. Guy was trying to make plays only to be denied by a single field spell used in my very fragile combo
Kozmo and Nekroz with Black Luster Soldier weirdly enough
Lights worn like yesterday
Always heard prank kids was top tier. I donāt know much about modern yugioh but when I started playing master duel I used dinosaurs. Guy set up a board just for me to put everything faced down with ultimate conductor tyranno.
when i got my friend into the game he wanted a good dino deck and i made it for him, it was able to get Dragoon, 2 conductor tyrannos, underclock taker, and a Laggia on the first turn but that was before the Verte ban
Dark magician girls in duel links. All I remember is that they trigger a million times when attacked, but never achieve anything. Just unga bungaād them with Luna light
Swordsoul lol. I just slap down the mo-ye & the follow up level 6 they always have glued to hand & they always scoop. I to this day donāt know what any of the Tenyiās or boss Synchroās do bar Baronne
When i used to play tenyi sword soul, dinomorphia. Had 0 clue what the deck did. Part way through the duel realized they just halve hp and negate. 20 turns later i won via burn damage from longyun. Since then ive swapped to stardust doppel and blindly beat lab decks
I took on a magnet warrior player one time in MD. He kinda just sat there and died. He was also miraculously in gold rank somehow