Try the top political quiz on GoToQuiz to find where you fall on on multiple axes, then compare your results to others'. If you notice any glitches or visual bugs while browsing GoToQuiz, please report them! Your feedback is helpful! What type of Yugioh deck would be best for you? Created by: CrystalFlare. Special Feature Try the top political quiz on GoToQuiz to find where you fall on on multiple axes, then compare your results to others'. Take command of the entire Solar System! The Lost Sanctuary Structure Deck puts the powers of the planets themselves at your disposal.
Unleash the wrath of the heavens on your opponents! Travel back in time to Ancient Rome, and Duel using Dragons like never before! Dragunity monsters are more than just Dragons. New To Yu-Gi-Oh! Follow us:. Structure Deck: Mechanized Madness All hands, man the battle stations! Structure Deck: Order of the Spellcasters The magical masters of Structure Deck: Order of the Spellcasters have transcended the need for physical forms and gained the ability to become Spells themselves, with different skills depending on how they're played!
Structure Deck: Zombie Horde The zombie horde is coming! Structure Deck: Lair of Darkness Duelists, beware! Realm of Light Structure Deck The Lightsworn have defended the Realm of Light for years and now these forces can be at your command with the most powerful of the Lightsworn forces and allies, including the introduction of a world-premiere Spell Card! Onslaught of the Fire Kings Structure Deck Rise from the ashes with the phoenixes of two distant lands! Samurai Warlords Structure Deck Only the strongest and most skillful warriors can join the ranks of The Six Samurai, an elite fighting force that mixes the past with the future — and now they fight for YOU.
Dragons Collide Structure Deck Dragons from space! Structure Deck: Marik. These union cards also defend their attached monster from a single destruction and activate bonus effects when sent to the graveyard. The series is a bit slow in terms of swarming; luckily, the field spell Union Hangar can special summon a union monster from your deck and the trap Evenly Matched will help you catch up ig you fall behind.
The three main union staples can also combine into the powerful fusion monster ABC-Dragon Buster without the use of a fusion spell!
Another build that usually opts for the uncommon card deck, Zombie themes are often mixed with dinosaur and plant supports. With 60 cards, there's a lot going on here, but usually, the Shiranui zombies and Predaplant plants make the largest showing. Sadly, with the banning of the mass-graveyard-fill "That Grass Looks Greener" spell, the deck has lost access to one of its best utilities.
That said, Fossil Dig and Souleating Oviraptor help search out your prehistoric beasts while Pot of Desires again takes advantage of your larger deck size to draw two cards for one. With so many slots, this deck is very customizable, and you might even prefer mixing it with the deck-destroying Lightsworn series. I'm tempted to replace this entry due to its similarities with True King with Lair of Darkness, which probably just hasn't had time to reach the list, but True Draco decks often but not always disregard their extra deck, favoring tribute summons and anti-special summon tricks for your opponents.
But if you really want the extra deck intact, you can still mix the series with Invoked or Demise cards. Amano-Iwato and Skill Drain both cancel out your opponent's monster effects, while True King's Return is a behemoth of a trap that can revive a True Draco from your graveyard each turn, tribute summon during your opponent's turn, and destroy a monster upon exiting the field.
True Draco Apocalypse, making this a family more trap-oriented than most decks. Trickstars are often blended with the Skystrikers to form a build that's all about summoning link monsters. A heap of impressive link monsters such as Borreload Dragon, Trickstar Holly Angel, and Sky Striker Ace - Kagari add power while leaving your main monster zones empty, allowing you to activate additional Sky Striker magic cards.
Finally, Trickstar Reincarnation serves an interesting trap that can punish an opponent for abusing Pot of Desires, working towards a mill loss for your adversary, and revive a defeated or discarded Trickstar from the graveyard.
While Dark Magician decks enjoy a heap of brutal supports , lately the pendulum Magicians have ruled. Astrograph Sorcerer was a staple until being banned, but Black Fang Magician, Purple Poison Magician, Oafdragon Magician, and Chronograph Sorcerer remain as potent as ever, especially when you're working to summon the mighty Supreme King extra deck cards.
Though pendulums took a hit with the extra deck limitation rules, link monster Heavymetalfoes Electrumite softens the blow with impressive pendulum support effects that round out an expansive and versatile group. SPYRALs can be easily normal summoned since they're only level 4, but they also let you guess the type top card of your opponent's deck to score a free special summon from your hand.
Pick monster and you'll usually guess correctly, saving your normal summon for another monster as well, learning what card your opponent will draw, and activating your SPYRAL's bonus entrance effect. Silly concept? Powerful fan-favorite monsters? Most definitely. These archetypes highlight the best Yu-Gi-Oh deck recipes of recent years, but be sure to make your own Yu-Gi-Oh deck that's custom-tailored to your playstyle. Whether you favor the opponent-hindering Virus Control cards or the ritual summoning antics of Cyber Angels, there's bound to be a competitive Duel Monsters deck structure for you.
Although today's decks veer on the higher price scale for their competitive edge, there still exist many ways to obtain cheap singles , and smart shoppers can soon be dueling with a viable yet affordable deck. But in the meantime, as we eagerly await Konami's next expansion of top-tier cards, always check the ban lists to make sure your cards are within limits, vote for your favorite structure and I'll see you at our next Yu-Gi-Oh countdown!
Answer: A formidable series, but not one that appeared in the top ten for the site that these rankings came from. Good eye, though. Question: I have about eight "Hero Kid" cards to use.
Answer: You could do worse, but there are better-swarming monsters. And remember that assuming they aren't limited , you can only include three copies of a single card in your deck. Question: Does artifact and constellar deck have potential? I'm asking as someone who plays duel links a lot, also is it possible to build a top tier but like an affordable deck? Answer: 1. Kind of, especially since xyz monsters can now be summoned to main zones. Unfortunately, top-tier decks are gonna cost a lot of money, but well-constructed budget builds can hold their own, at least in local tournaments.
Answer: HEROs frequently see new supports, but to be honest, they've never been top-tier, and even with their added members, they're still struggling. Question: In Yu-Gi-Oh, If Magicians had all their cards off the ban list, with the Pendulum Zone now being part of the spell and trap zone, do you think they could be as powerful as they were?
Answer: No, since that still wouldn't let them mass-revive them from the extra deck like they formerly could, but it certainly wouldn't hurt.
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