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This topic is about COD, but to engage in healthy discussion, we can take a look at some of the other Fusions people might want to bring out with the 1 per deck Future Fusion: Blue Eyes Ultimate Dragon Master of Oz Black Skull Dragon St. Joan Twin Headed Thunder Dragon With normal...

It's not overhyped. COD deserves the attention because it is one the cards that will impact the tournament scene in a bigger way than BEUD/Oz or B. Skull Dragon ever will.

A lot of the answers can also be found on the card text itself. The effect of sending everything else reduces its broken-ness. You are getting a ridiculously powerful monster on the field. It is only fair that you lose all other field presence. With FF, on the 2nd Standby, COD will send FF to...

Stein Installments I know, such as Exiled Force, Last Will. Although if we gain life, and lets say around 10 machines were used for the Chimera, Wokking it would boost one's LP by 8000 LP, which will often be more than enough for one or two Stein payments later on.

But you can heal with Mystik Wok, then Last Will for the Cyber Stein you left in your deck

That is correct.

I'd rather use Smashing Ground than Lightning Vortex. But neither destroys face down monsters like Dark Hole does.

There is still no Dark Hole to recover from massive over extensions. Once Mirror and Torrential are destroyed/used up, players are more likely to go all out and try to kill you with everything they have. If Dark Hole was allowed, they would think twice before making such bold moves and getting...

Good job! Another LV3-er!

So, this morning, Mr. Tewart has sent out a notice stating that the Banned/Restriction Lists will take place on September 1, 2006 and March 1, 2007. The notice is posted below. Now, earlier this year, Konami mandated that the TCG follow the OCG's list because Konami said Yu Gi Oh is a Global...

Speaking of Des V., why were there so few released? Why did they make Shrink the new prize card so soon, but have not announced plans to reprint Des V.?

At SJC SF, Des V was excased in a toploader/plastic case.

If it follows Cyber Stein, it'll be at least 2 years before the TCG masses can play with CCV.

So this post implies that it was an intentional leak? I'd like to believe so, but it seems like a cover up of a mistake to me. However, this points further to the direction that UDE will still go ahead and release Crush Card Virus as the new SJC prize card.

It wasn't "released" in the sense that UDE announced that CCV would be the new prize card. But its safe to say that if this was intended to be the prize card, the card out there won't be legal until after the next SJC that includes it as the prize.

I've read on Pojo that around 7 other people have the same card, but its not been confirmed. If that were true, then it could be a production/distribution error (or deliberate mistake) on UDE's part. As of now, the card is illegal for premier tournament play, so player(s) who have it won't have...

This certainly has made up for the lack of coverage of Worlds, and my not being able to attend the Sneak Preview on either day due to other matters. The card's gold lettering also intrigues me, since it doesn't look like it was indented like other Ultra Rare cards are. In addition, the...

?/? and its effect text means that its stats are dependent upon its fusion summon, which Cyber Stein's effect is not. You must either use Future Fusion, Overload Fusion (ridiculous late game card in most situations), Power Bond or Polymerization.

You might as well run 3 Thunder Dragons, 3 Painful choice, Imperial Order, Ring of Destruction, Makyura the Destructor, etc.

We have a few updates from UDE. Among those are card text templating made more succinct and the Power of the Duelist Rulings. The "Roid" ruling is a weird, but a ruling nonetheless. It's sort of like Arsenal Summoner for "Guardian"... Anyways...without further ado: Direct from the Judge's...