Thank you :)

It felt a lot stronger going second into Tachyon compared to a lot of other decks

Thank you! I’m glad you find them useful

Thank you! And yes that deck looks cool, I’m down for trying it

@@LukeTylerYGO Awesome! I'll wait for your feedback and video. Cheers

Yeah Dragluon is really good, but like mentioned it Tachyon falls off then I don’t think it’s necessary, but I’d like to play it still if possible Sanaphond I don’t think is good against Tenyi because it only stops Shaman and Shavara - Shavara won’t be used the following turn and I think it’s just more advantageous to end on both bodies with both spells It’s good against Live Twin though, but with Tenyi there is the same problem that unless you’re playing in a best of 3 tournament you won’t know if they’re playing Tenyi or Live Twin when you’re going first If Mayakashi makes a reappearance though then I could definitely see Sanaphond being good

Oh thanks haha I’ll fix that

Oh, you eventually did upgrade it.

Yep I immediately upgraded mine to prismatic as soon as I got it haha

Nope, Abyss can’t be normal summoned without tribute with this skill so doesn’t seem worth

That’s not how deckbuilding works - you don’t need to play 20 cards when doing so affects the grind game of your deck and in the case of this deck can actually have a negative impact on the consistency of your deck. For example, with 20 cards you are more likely to draw Soul and Ultimate Fusion together (which you don’t want), and it’s difficult to use Dragon Spirit of White in 20 cards when you then can end up having too many normal summons (which is why the 20-card list that I showed at the start didn’t play it)

the same can be said for other combinations of cards that are more likely in your list like trade in without a discard. Your decklist is skewed by tcg where you have 5 cards in starting had, duel links has 4 cards and big list will always underperform until we get about 8 searchers/starters per archetype@@LukeTylerYGO

I understand what you mean but I don’t think that’s true. Searchers are not the only fix for consistency when the skills themselves turn your random engine cards into searchers And as long as you increase the number of starter and engine cards in your deck accordingly to the increase in deck size then it’s ok (assuming the extra starter and engine cards are actually good) and increasing the deck size in this way will mitigate the possibility to draw your engine requirements - the cards that you don’t want to draw. The reason why it’s best for most decks to stay at 20 is because in most cases there isn’t enough good engine cards to fill the deck out and therefore it doesn’t warrant filling your deck with bad engine cards just to see your weaker cards less - because this also results in seeing your best cards less. But for some decks like Blue-Eyes, you do have enough extra good engine (like Bingo Machine) and there is cards you want to draw less (like too many of the spells that you do have to play multiple of, and too many blue eyes monsters that you do have to play multiple of)