Or, just collect for 20 years (origins being McDonald's Happy Meal Toys). Over 1,000 cards, plenty to choose.

ninja was one of the first deck cores i bought lol. They look so cool I hope one day konami gives them support.

You really have to figure out what makes a deck work. Weaker decks often have very little but they were designed to do something. Chessboard archfiends aren't great but the generic arcfiend support let's you get some summons out so try starting with that. You have to accept that not everything is possible with a deck and figure not what you want to do but what the deck is good at.

I like to also put in my input, I currently have a Demise Ritual deck. Ruin and Demise are a going second Ritual deck, and Ruin only has a effect that let's her attack twice, which on the surface is good, but low attack means she'll have a hard time against most boss monsters, so I chose to cut her out entire. Demise is a field nuke, but has relatively low attack to compensate so you don't want to put him on the board first thing if you went first. His upscaled version also inflicts burn damage on every card destroyed on your opponent's side of the field, and is even free if you only used Ritual Monsters as materials to bring him out, but has a hard once per a turn clause. He also cannot be destroyed by battle, which is nifty, but not good enough to keep him on the board too. So what can help in this instance is to have him be like a side mechanic to complement an archietype that would like to go first with Demise being your going second strategy. Impcantation is brilliant in getting monsters on the board and like to also help get Demise on there with their Archietype Ritual Spell card, one big downside however is as long as a non ritual Impcantation monster is on the field, you are locked out of using any cards in your extra deck. So you can choose to forgo the extra deck and play cards that benefit from not running an extra deck, or have some easy ways to ritual summon other monsters to keep the mentioned materials off the board. Oh, and they also are a hard once per a turn, so it takes some thinking of which one you want to special summon from hand, as you cannot activate their second effect if you special summon them from the deck. Basically what I'm getting at is knowing a deck's restrictions and what can be done is key, and it's no problem if you think you need to try something else or get a different archietype to do what you have does as well but in a different manner. Megaliths could also be used in place of Impcantation for instance, however the deck tends to focus around FTK strartegies as oppose of being a beatdown deck. Looking at what a deck can do is helpful to find out how you can make a deck functional so you can play to their strengths.

Excellent points. Couldn't agree more. Subscribed and thank you.

Not long at all. I threw them to where they would fall into a set area on the floor.

@@MonkeyFightTCG Oh clever. Not like Zane in GX.

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Aw someone hasn't had to play a non meta deck. You try and find a good battlin boxer list.