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Thank you :) In the lore, Fire King and the Atlanteans are at war with each other. With FireKing getting support, we should be getting Atlantean support soon too.

It works with Atlantean Sprights (which uses Nimbles), and Tearlament Icejades

Thank you! So, a card banished by Minstrel is added back to the hand at the end of the turn, but not it you shuffle it into the deck with Primma Donna.

@@deepseadarew6012 oh wow, you're so right about that 😅🤦 thanks for replying lol. I was so confused about that lol. I can't believe I didn't catch that lol.

I ran out of gems trying to collect SHS, and only got 1x SHS card. So I'll have to wait to save up gems

Just keep swimming 🐠

Lappis has use cases with Atlanteans, but you need a line that makes it worth it. I only have a good line in Atlantean Sprights with that monster.

The Diva combo starts by summoning Prince from the deck to start a combo. If your opponent negated Diva, then you used Tremora to summon Prince from the hand, then you can continue the same exact combo. This means you are using Diva as bait for handtraps.

It's not called Yellow Gurnard in MD, it's called Guitar Gurnards

Icejades relies on 3 things for follow up play. 1) Builds boards that float. Tremora and Erosion let you float into other monsters. Gymir can bring itself back if its in the GY and your opp banishes a card by card effect. 2) Floating into Baby Aegirine, so you can use it to add the Field Spell or whatever you need for follow up plays. 3) Using Coral Anemone to special summon monsters from the GY. Preferably Prima Donna, so you can use its effect to summon Aegirine from the deck, to get another search and then to synchro into a lvl 10 Water Synchro monster. If you manage to search with Aegirine on both turns to add Field Spell, then Curse, then you can Curse Lock on that following turn. Though I didn't run Curse-Lock in this build, but some people do.

It did quite well going second. We have many 1 card combos that trade 1 for 1 with the opponent. --- Manifestation is one of our best cards going second since it summons an Aegirine (+0) which then adds a card to your hand (+1), while Manifestation removes an opp card if your opponent removes an Icejade (+1). This is essentially a +2 in card advantage if all resolve. --- Ran easily summoning Gymir is useful going second if your opponent doesn't have an answer. --- 11:14 The replay vs Vanquish Soul highlights the power of the deck going second. Zealantis can wipe boards, Diva, Icejade Ran, or Manifestation give us enough extenders to link climb into Zelanatis, Megalo can OTK. --- 14:41 We can also use DrollNLock to leave the opp with weaker boards so we can roll over them.

​@@deepseadarew6012 thanks for the reply, the deck looks fun to play but it's also not cheap so I was wondering how it did going second before building it... usually I always lose the coin toss (probably my own bias but that's how it feels) which forces me to run on top of the usual handtraps, a few board breakers which I didn't see in your build...

@@knmrt2760 I thought there was a conspiracy against me that caused me to loose the coin flip, but I kept track and discovered it was just cognitive bias. The more games I played, the closer the 50% it became.

@@deepseadarew6012 I guess we all feel like the game is rigged towards making us lose the coin flip when the reality is just that it averages out on a large amount of games haha... I'll definitely try the deck and see how it goes, do you have other recent decklists featuring icejades ?

@@knmrt2760 I also have Tearjades and Atlantean Sprights. Both decks have a higher power ceiling than Atlantean Icejades www.masterduelmeta.com/saved-decks/65652dbe0405615c11f6140b www.masterduelmeta.com/saved-decks/64ce447eaead8c96db80c306

If a card isn't a 1 card combo, or it doesn't 2 card combo with most of the deck, then it may reduce your consistency. So you want to keep those cards to a minimum. So although Nettle might be useful in some niche situations, it doesn't 2 card combo with most things, so it's competing for space in the deck with other similar cards.

@@deepseadarew6012 okay got it! Keep up the great videos, my guy! I absolutely love anything to do with the sea and ocean, so your deck profiles and explanations are absolutely amazing for me:)

Tidal is best used in TearlamentIcejades or AtlanteanSprights :)

Tearlament Icejades is also a good variant of Icejades :)

@@deepseadarew6012 I might be able to afford that one of I dismantle my Kashtira deck

@@kaizerdxd It uses some Kashtiras, so don't dismantle all of them! XD Fenrir and TearKashtira.

I usually post my decklist in the description.

It may not make a significant difference in the long run. Without Accel Synchro, you would just end on lvl 8 synchros sometimes. Dragite is still good, but not as good as Baronne.

Tidal Dragon isn't used in this version

@@deepseadarew6012 are you gonna show a tidal dragon version? Cause I crafted 3 and it has helped immensely in my ghoti and mermail

@@dijgdigit6866 I'm working on 2 decks with Tidal Dragon. MermailAtlantean and Tearjades

It's no better than Foolish Burial or Foolish Goods in this deck. We don't have anything except Tremora to send to the GY, which doesn't help you start any combos. Tidal doesn't trigger Dragoons sent to the GY from the deck. Tidal is better in Atlantean Sprights or Tearjades where you can actually send something to the GY to start a combo.

Atlantean cards are in the Forgotten City Dweller secret pack

@@deepseadarew6012 I see. But wouldn't they pop up in the search bar when crafting cards .?

@@horror_business__ Yes, if your filters allow them to show up.

Got it thank you. 😊