Well, it follows the Advanced Format, but this is totally a casual deck, haven't tested it, pretty sure it's pretty inconsistant, but the whole point of the deck is both Five Headed Dragon and Dragon Master Knight. I mean, talk about some CLASSICS.
Count: 42
Monsters: 21
Ritual:
1x Black Luster Soldier
2x Paladin of White Dragon
Tribute:
3x Blue-Eyes White Dragon
3x Thunder Dragon
Non-Tribute:
2x King of the Swamp
3x Luster Dragon
3x Masked Dragon
1x Sangan
2x The Dragon Dwelling in the Cave
1x Twin-Headed Behemoth
Spells: 15
2x Advanced Ritual Art
3x Card Trader
2x Dragon's Mirror
1x Heavy Storm
1x Lightning Vortex
1x Mystical Space Typhoon
1x Polymerization
1x Premature Burial
1x Snatch Steal
2x Stamping Destruction
Traps: 6
2x Birthright
1x Call of the Haunted
1x Mirror Force
1x Ring of Destruction
1x Torrential Tribute
Fusion Deck: 6
1x Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon
1x Dragon Master Knight
2x Five-Headed Dragon
1x Sanwitch
1x Twin-Headed Thunder Dragon
The point of the deck? Beat the everloving crap out of your opponent with a big fusion creature, or a Blue-Eyes, but that's probably obvious.
Theoretically I suppose you could drop Dragon Master Knight on turn 1 with Poly, King, and BLS, unless there's some weird rule about the ritual summon needing to be proper first, then I might as well just remove those from the deck altogether.
Dragon's Mirror should be able to be used for all the fusions, same for King of the Swamp, and one Poly is included to just dump one to the graveyard easier for material and thin the deck a little more.
Card Trader in 3 to try to make those draws a little bit better, since there's plenty of cards that could easily be considered the proverbial "dead draw."
The normal monster/ritual monster/Art ratio seemed pretty ideal to me, especially considering you can pull the BEWDs with the Paladins even.
Best of all? Every single monster in this can can be used as a fusion in one way or another. How many decks can claim that?
Count: 42
Monsters: 21
Ritual:
1x Black Luster Soldier
2x Paladin of White Dragon
Tribute:
3x Blue-Eyes White Dragon
3x Thunder Dragon
Non-Tribute:
2x King of the Swamp
3x Luster Dragon
3x Masked Dragon
1x Sangan
2x The Dragon Dwelling in the Cave
1x Twin-Headed Behemoth
Spells: 15
2x Advanced Ritual Art
3x Card Trader
2x Dragon's Mirror
1x Heavy Storm
1x Lightning Vortex
1x Mystical Space Typhoon
1x Polymerization
1x Premature Burial
1x Snatch Steal
2x Stamping Destruction
Traps: 6
2x Birthright
1x Call of the Haunted
1x Mirror Force
1x Ring of Destruction
1x Torrential Tribute
Fusion Deck: 6
1x Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon
1x Dragon Master Knight
2x Five-Headed Dragon
1x Sanwitch
1x Twin-Headed Thunder Dragon
The point of the deck? Beat the everloving crap out of your opponent with a big fusion creature, or a Blue-Eyes, but that's probably obvious.
Theoretically I suppose you could drop Dragon Master Knight on turn 1 with Poly, King, and BLS, unless there's some weird rule about the ritual summon needing to be proper first, then I might as well just remove those from the deck altogether.
Dragon's Mirror should be able to be used for all the fusions, same for King of the Swamp, and one Poly is included to just dump one to the graveyard easier for material and thin the deck a little more.
Card Trader in 3 to try to make those draws a little bit better, since there's plenty of cards that could easily be considered the proverbial "dead draw."
The normal monster/ritual monster/Art ratio seemed pretty ideal to me, especially considering you can pull the BEWDs with the Paladins even.
Best of all? Every single monster in this can can be used as a fusion in one way or another. How many decks can claim that?