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I went to the Des Moines, Iowa, Regional yesterday, and had a lot of fun with the following deck.
It went 4-3 and gave me 28th/60.
I thought that I would post it as several people seemed to find it interesting/entertaining/frustrating.
It also led to few impromptue choruses of "Kill the wabbit", Elmer Fudd style...
2x Inaba White Rabbit
3x Gyaku-Gire Panda
2x Giant Rat
3x Nimble Momonga
1x Exiled Force
1x Cyber Jar
1x Sangan
1x Spirit Reaper
1x Kinetic Soldier
1x Morphing Jar
1x D.D. Crazy Beast
1x Injection Fairy Lily
1x Rescue Cat
2x Level Limit-Area B
2x Creature Swap
3x Nobleman of Extermination
1x Scapegoat
1x Swords of Revealing Light
1x Monster Reincarnation
1x Mystical Space Typhoon
1x Poison Fangs
1x Gaia Power
2x Gravity Bind
2x Ojama Trio
1x Spatial Collapse
1x Ceasefire
1x Torrential Tribute
1x Compulsory Evacuation Device
Sidedeck:
3x Kuriboh (unused in tournement)
3x Des Wombat (unused in tournement)
3x Solemn Judgment (unused in tournement)
1x Spring of Rebirth (unused in tournement)
1x Spatial Collapse
1x Ojama Trio
1x Giant Rat
1x Kinetic Soldier
1x Inaba White Rabbit
Current thoughts for changes:
Putting in the 3rd Giant Rat, 3rd Ojama Trio and the 2nd Spatial Collapse in the main deck, as it seemed quite effective that way for getting the Panda working well.
Putting in a Muka Muka or Enraged Muka Muka, as they are fetchable by rat. Enraged Muka Muka then has the problem with the stall cards, however it could be interesting.
Creature Swap seems to work extremely well in this deck, providing the opponent doesnt have any Ojama Tokens at that time. Summoning Inaba White Rabbit, attacking directly with it then Creature Swapping the Wabbit with whatever the opponent has on the field is so much fun, especially as the Wabbit then comes back to my hand at the end of the turn. This is also a way of getting some advantage from the Rescue Cat summoned monsters.
It went 4-3 and gave me 28th/60.
I thought that I would post it as several people seemed to find it interesting/entertaining/frustrating.
It also led to few impromptue choruses of "Kill the wabbit", Elmer Fudd style...
2x Inaba White Rabbit
3x Gyaku-Gire Panda
2x Giant Rat
3x Nimble Momonga
1x Exiled Force
1x Cyber Jar
1x Sangan
1x Spirit Reaper
1x Kinetic Soldier
1x Morphing Jar
1x D.D. Crazy Beast
1x Injection Fairy Lily
1x Rescue Cat
2x Level Limit-Area B
2x Creature Swap
3x Nobleman of Extermination
1x Scapegoat
1x Swords of Revealing Light
1x Monster Reincarnation
1x Mystical Space Typhoon
1x Poison Fangs
1x Gaia Power
2x Gravity Bind
2x Ojama Trio
1x Spatial Collapse
1x Ceasefire
1x Torrential Tribute
1x Compulsory Evacuation Device
Sidedeck:
3x Kuriboh (unused in tournement)
3x Des Wombat (unused in tournement)
3x Solemn Judgment (unused in tournement)
1x Spring of Rebirth (unused in tournement)
1x Spatial Collapse
1x Ojama Trio
1x Giant Rat
1x Kinetic Soldier
1x Inaba White Rabbit
Current thoughts for changes:
Putting in the 3rd Giant Rat, 3rd Ojama Trio and the 2nd Spatial Collapse in the main deck, as it seemed quite effective that way for getting the Panda working well.
Putting in a Muka Muka or Enraged Muka Muka, as they are fetchable by rat. Enraged Muka Muka then has the problem with the stall cards, however it could be interesting.
Creature Swap seems to work extremely well in this deck, providing the opponent doesnt have any Ojama Tokens at that time. Summoning Inaba White Rabbit, attacking directly with it then Creature Swapping the Wabbit with whatever the opponent has on the field is so much fun, especially as the Wabbit then comes back to my hand at the end of the turn. This is also a way of getting some advantage from the Rescue Cat summoned monsters.
