The standard endboard can play around Evenly and destruction board breaker well 😁 Thank you so much, yes that's my goal just covering first the standard or the most basic combo for this deck

Tysm for the words and showing appreciation

very looking forward to the D/D/D combos :)

Thank you also showing appreciation, tysm have a great day.

Tysm too for showing appreciation, love you all

tysm bro

I recommend not mixing these two, if you want to play Unchained, play the pure version, if you want to play Evil Eye, play the pure version as well, or you can wait for Horus if you really want to combine something with it. They both have synergy for each other, but the payoff isn't worth it. You also sacrifice too much card slot to combine this 2, and your endboard will just be an Evil eye monster with an Unchained Soul of Rage and an Unchained Trap. Yes, that is indeed a good setup, like 3 or 4 interruptions, but you can basically do the same with both decks being pure. Evil Eye can end on 3 interruptions consistently, while Unchained can end on 4 interruptions consistently. If you also make the Evil Eye Unchained board, you also hurt both decks, you hurt the Evil Eye recovery game and game plan, which could have been better if you just played pure. While on Unchained, you can definitely make a better board with pure than combining it with Evil Eye. With the Pure version, you also have more staple and hantrap slots, and you have a better chance of winning using a mid-range build.

I say go for it! Unchained pure is better, but in my experience, combining evil eye with unchained makes evil eye better and you have more options.

@@0ethereal0 Nice experience bro, but here is an explanation why Evil Eye Unchained isn't a great deck and it's better to play them both pure. I'm sorry if it comes out or looks aggressive, but I just love explaining Evil Eye. Evil Eye Unchained just hurts Evil Eye recovery and resources; the synergy of the two decks isn't enough to be considered a great deck. The main thing you are looking for in Evil Eye Unchained is that in the 1 card combo you have Serziel, then Unchained Rage and Escape of the Unchained. Yes, that is a good board with three interruptions, but the thing is that you can also make the same amount of interruption with Evil Eye Pure without hurting the deck resources, like not using Evil Eye win con the Basiltrice and Unleashed GY Effect. The 2 card combo-specific opening (Evil Eye starter + Unchained Spell and Trap) looks great, but you still only have the normal Unchained setup and Serziel in the field, and in order to achieve that setup, you need to open that specific hand and go for a bigger engine. In the end, you just always have one Serziel on the field and a standard Unchained setup, and if you want something like Evil Eye retribution on the field, you need to draw a specific card combo in order to do that. You just sacrifice a lot of handtrap and staple slots for both archetypes in order to mix them. You better play the deck as Unchained Pure or Evil Eye Pure. You can check out both the OCG and TCG Evil Eye decklists that won events and locals, and most of them play Evil Eye as Pure or Evil Eye Horus, and recently the Shark Engine got popular with Evil Eye Pure in TCG. Proofs and Evidence: OCG China City Tournament 2023 Fuzhou -Horus Evil Eye Top 8 roadoftheking.com/cct-2023-fuzhou/ China City Tournament 2023 Zhongshan Evil Eye Pure Top 32 (unfortunately no decklist) roadoftheking.com/cct-2023-zhongshan/ Evil Eye Pure Top in Local mp.weixin.qq.com/s/5mdnkAAb05-IcglYfNRnmg TCG - You can join this fb group and search for the guy Eduardo, he is a great TCG Evil Eye Player, he just won recently with Pure Evil Eye in LA Regionals facebook.com/groups/610940376034201

@@xarzuzygo3700 Thank you for the info! I should have specified that I'm a beginner and that I play in Platinum, lol. I was tired of getting disrupted in my first turn and added the unchained package. Now I can bait with unchained and finish with evil eye. I only run 3 ash and two called by. For sure would run it pure with a ton of hand traps if I was playing in higher ranks.

Nope, but it hurts the grind game, consistency, and overall how the deck works in some interaction. With limited Sharvara, you are now required to use the King Yama GY effect to setup your board.

You can play the deck without TGU, but it is just better with it. I'll try to explain soon why TGU is great if I have time to make an advanced guide with the deck.

But nonetheless thanks for the combo videos

if you look up the Master duel meta tier list it would probably rank on like tier 3 or max tier 2.. Tear is surely better

Unchained was the best deck in the TCG for some time but absolutely flopped in the OCG. Also it didn't exist at full power at the same time as Snake-eye, so I don't know how that's going to develop. Is it better than Snake-eye? No. Is it good enough to get results? Absolutely.

Yes, it can be considered in Rogue rn, but who knows, it might get great representation soon. Unchained does have a great setup 2x SS negate and 2 removal it can be a game winning in some decks, paired with Unchained's strong board breaking and floating effect imo it is a solid deck

@@ic3dr4g0n5 Hey bro, where did you get the news about "but absolutely flopped in the OCG", because it was not flopped, it just doesn't have the T1 status like in the TCG😄 Unchained is like Rogue to T3 spot in OCG Here are proofs and some notable big events top of Unchained in OCG. Top 16 in Duelist Cup Hong Kong roadoftheking.com/duelist-cup-2023-hong-kong/ Top 16 in China City Tournament 2023 Qingdao roadoftheking.com/cct-2023-qingdao/ Top 32 in China City Tournament 2023 Chengdu roadoftheking.com/cct-2023-chengdu/ Here are just some of its great achievements in OCG Big Events, and I didn't include a lot of local wins about this deck.

@@xarzuzygo3700 Seems I miss remembered how it was.

..... So like most decks? 😅