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Tkwiget

Da Twiggy Man!
Monster: 19
3 Des Lacooda
3 Spirit Reaper
2 Toon Cannon Soldier
2 Stealth Bird
2 Magical Merchant
2 Des Feral Imp
2 Lava Golem
1 Tsukuyomi
1 Sangan
1 Magician of Faith

Spell: 20
3 Soul Exchange
3 Messenger of Peace
3 Toon Table of Contents
2 Level Limit - Area B
2 Wave-Motion Cannon
2 Last Will
2 Mystik Wok
2 Pot of Avarice
1 Snatch Steal

Trap: 2
2 Gravity Bind

This is just some kind of burn deck I threw together. Been having quite a bit of fun with it and wanted to share it with you guys. =P

Suggestions/comments are always welcome like usual. I think the deck runs pretty consistant and it's more of a Cannon Soldier Burn approach. It's pretty fun to use this deck. I currently have it proxied.

The fun little combo of Last Will + Toon Cannon Soldier = Des Lacooda, Stealth Bird, or Sangan out onto the field. If I get Sangan, I launch him for another little monster (which ever I need) and add him to my hand.

There's a reason why I have Mystik Wok in the deck. It's for when I don't have Toon Cannon Soldier out and I have Soul Exchange or Snatch Steal. They summon like Mobius or something I'll get to gain whatever stat they have the higher points in and add that to my life points. To me that's pretty good. Boy, burn decks have a lot of different approaches. =P
 
I think 3 Spirit Reapers, 3 Messenger of Peaces, 2 Gravity Binds and 2 Level Limit - Area Bs are quite enough to deal with an attacking Lava Golem. LOL. As far as Graveyard recusrion os concerned, Burn Decks do better without it. To much emhasis s placed on getting stuff back and using it again, when that slot could be saved for something to better. Ironically, and this is something people don't often realize, Graveyard recursion actuall limits your options rather then increasing them. You can pigeonhole yourself without realizing it.
 
I don't have that much in the deck anyway. I have four cards total; so it isn't like I'm focusing on that.
 
No, I was refering to Jason's comment. I wasn't saying you had too much. Have you tried Balloon Lizard in this deck type? He's just a blast with the amount of protection your running.
 
They forget about it because it is, for the most part, a useless card. Sure, you get a card back in your deck. But how can you be sure you'll draw it? Only you, Twiggy, would be so evil and conniving as to withhold TToCs as a way of regaining TCS after a Des Feral Imp flip.

<EDIT: Wow, I've gained a total of 3 points on this thread. Surpassed only by Basic Priority Questions thread (in which I gained 7 points).>
 
Umm, I didn't even think of that. o_O

To be honest, I just wanted a card with high defense, a decent effect, and something that can help bring back my spell cards.

@_@ I suppose what you said is true, but that wasn't the reason why I put them into the deck. lol
 
Tkwiget said:
Only problem with that is he has to be destroyed to deal any damage. So no I haven't.
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Yup. And each turn he gains another counter and the person who does destroy him will take that much more damage. After a while your opponent HAS to destroy him. He has no choice because at some point Balloon Lizard is going to have eight counters and cost him 3200 points to just get out of the way. SO he's definitly going to destroy him before he gets too big, and the amount of protection your running will prevent that for enough turns to where Balloon Lizard will be huge. Not to kmention if he gets to big for your opponent to destroy, he becomes this impenetrable wall of defense that he wont dare touch.
 
True, he's not fool proof. He can also be victimized by Soul Exchange or your opponent's Lava Golem. One of the things I love about him, though, is that he eats up those resources. Book of Moon, Tsukuyomi. At some point, it's all going to be burnt, er, no pun intended. He is a time buyer if nothing else at all. I used to use him in combo with Wave-Motion Cannon and it was very difficult for my opponent to decide what to focus on.

I like the fact you can Recycle him back into your deck here. That could be potentialy frustrating to an opponent who thought he gotten rid of him once and for all. Not to mention, if you need to tribute him for Toon Cannon Soldier your not going to take any damage.

Of course it's all just a suggestion. I see great potental for it's use here, and also not to mention, he's just plain fun. I don't think I've ever had more fun with a single card as much as I have with Balloon Lizard.
 
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