english chef
Truly English
He's got huge, sharp-- eh-- he can leap about-- look at the bones!
The idea behind this deck is to use Inaba White Rabbit to gradually nibble away at the opponents LP... There is also some low level beasts in there to make the most of the Gravity Bind/LLAB stall, and to keep the opponent honest.
Monsters (18)
Inaba White Rabbit (3)
Nimble Momonga (3)
Giant Rat (2)
Gyaku-Gire Panda (2)
Kinetic Soldier (1)
Spirit Reaper (1)
Exiled Force (1)
D.D. Crazy Beast (1)
Injection Fairy Lily (1)
Sangan (1)
Gigantes (1)
Cyber Jar (1)
Spells (14)
Snatch Steal (1)
Nobleman of Extermination (1)
Spring of Rebirth (1)
Poison Fangs (2)
Level Limit - Area B (2)
Gaia Power (2)
Heavy Storm (1)
Creature Swap (1)
Monster Reincarnation (1)
Mystical Space Typhoon (1)
Scapegoat (1)
Traps (8)
Compulsory Evacuation Device (1)
Torrential Tribute (1)
Gravity Bind (2)
Robbin' Goblin (2)
Ultimate Offering (1)
Ceasefire (1)
Tactics so far: use LLAb and Gravity Bind to stall, maintain field presence with Giant Rat and diverse earth monsters. Snipe with Gyaku-Gire Panda and said diverse earth monsters when the opportunity presents itself.
Meanwhile, power up the Bunny with Beast Fangs and Gaia Power (which work with most of the other monsters) and attack directly for 700-1700 LP per hit, possibly discarding a card (or two) through Robbin' Goblin.
Gigantes is there as a fallback position (it was very effective against my GK deck at the Des Moines regionals, I now respect its utility!); Monster Reincarnation for retrieving lost bunnies; and finally Creature Swap for the bunny combo (i.e. summon bunny, attack directly, play Creature Swap, get opponents monster and give them bunny, then get bunny back at end of turn i.e. free enemy monster...)
Comments, thoughts and suggestions?