Is Mirrorjade overframe really hard to pull? I spent like 7k gems on the pack and I keep getting fusion deployment alt art and even a royal Alba Lenatus. I'm thinking about spending on the Albaz alt art pack instead. Should I keep trying to get Mirrorjade overframe or just go try out my luck on the alt art Albaz pack?

Since Master Duel "has its own" banlist why not use the Worlds banlist, considering that it combines OCG and TCG. Best part: no Maxx c

The Worlds Banlist bans the most cards in any format since combines all TCG and OCG hits.

Cards get also hit, when they are unhealthy for the game: like Floodgates.
So the more hits the better usually.

Salut, je ne reconnais plus le yu-gi-oh que j'ai connu sur ds plus je joue à Master duel plus je me rend compte que les combat sont juste chiant et mort sans aucune vie, vous posez vos carte tellement vite que au final sa décourage tous le monde et des fois sa leave mais normal on veux la paix pas se fight contre des mec qui invoqué exodia ou dragon ultime bleu ou autre carte puissante qui empêche les autres de faires des combat, même si on peut ses chiant car le plaisir disparaît.

Like what is supposed to be the win con of this?

Like what you all feel that is a good % of starters based on the deck (like 40%? 50%)

And on blue eyes, what you consider a good %?

I have a 40 card deck. The list is pretty traditional, except with an emphasis on board breakers:

Monsters (27):

2 Veilers 2 Drolls 1 Rotary 1 Roach 2 Mix 2 Clip 1 Ghost Ogre 3 Ash 2 Ghost Belle 2 Reco 3 Cue 3 Fuwa 3 Fydraulis

Spells (11):

1 Synchro Overtake 2 Duelist Genesis 3 KT Synchro 1 JJ KT 1 Called by 1 Crossout 2 Fallen & Virt (I'm going to craft the third if I don't pull it)

Traps (2):

2 Evenly Matched

Here's how my last game went (just skip this if uninterested, the tl;dr: is at the bottom):

Turn 1: Going first. Hand is 2 Fallen & Virt, 2 Fuwa, 1 Evenly Match. Decide to go all in for the Fuwa and just pass. In retrospect probably should've set one Fallen and used it first thing, but I wasn't sure if he would start right off with the special summons, also was paranoid since I don't have a 3rd Virt he'd know I had them bricking my hand.

Turn 2: Up against Radiant Typhoon. He does draw phase shenangans to play around Droll. Main phase he specials Eldam + effect, Specials Swen + effect, at this point I figure he's committed and do first Fuwa, he Ashes, I do second Fuwa, it goes off. Sure enough, he links for Varuroon and I draw..... Called by. Fuck. He does some more stuff, activates Meghala and I draw... Ash. He activates Krosea, I Ash (idk if this could be described as a lucky draw, I could've top decked my 2 Ghost Belle, my 2 Veiler, my other 2 ashes, yada yada). He attacks me with Krosea + Varoon, some more stuff happens, his endboard is Krosea, link Varuroon, Meghala, effect monster Varuroon, face-up Mandate, and 2 sets.

Turn 3: I draw.... Fydraulis. And this is the issue, I have drawn absolutely no starters going through 20% of my deck. He uses Roach draw phase. I actually fucked this up before so I know it by heart now, I go battle phase, activate evenly matched, he chains face down MST targeting Evenly Matched (his mistake), he activates Mandate to negate Evenly Matched, I Fallen & Virt Mandate, he activates his other facedown MST targeting Fallen & Virt, everything goes off, he has to banish his whole field. He surrenders. But if didn't jump the gun on everything by:

• Activated roach when I had no plays
• Activated first MST on my trap instead of his Mandate, which would've meant he could keep a card and would allow him to set Mandate aside from him banishing whole field (if he kept Meghala he could then have special summoned a RT monster)
• Activated second MST on my spell instead of his Mandate
• Surrendered even though I had absolutely nothing after that

I would've just been screwed.

This Isn't One-Off: Sometimes it works out, my game before that one I went 2nd with 2 veiler, 1 droll (didn't use), 1 ash, 1 fydraulis, and I used them well enough I broke my Sky Striker opponent's board by the end of his turn (ashing 2nd effect of Zero is so nice) and top decked a starter (if I didn't top deck a starter I was debating normal summoning Droll and fusing him with my on field Fydraulis for Psylord Omega). Also have a 13 turn KT mirror match where we're just bricking for multiple turns until we get a play and the other handtraps us. I understand the appeal of KT is it's hand trap heavy, but sometimes the hand traps just aint good.

tl;dr: Going through my deck, nothing but removal/hand traps. Any suggestion for cards to add in?

Been getting back into the game and finally came upon someone who drilled me. Literally stopped my first turn and was forced to pass, which is annoying when I finally won the coin flip.

I know there's called by the grave, but is there anything else that's not a 1 of? Or is it just a case where if they play droll I hard lose no matter what?

Probably would've worked too if I hadn't popped the King of Feral imps. I had my branded towers up so I don't know what else would've happened but consider me very intrigued, surprised and...tickled, yes, tickled.

I haven’t played in 4 months please give me one of the updates for the archetypes…

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What cards do you guys expect to get hit in the next banlist, visual is random.

So I wanted to start a new style of run today. New to me at least, others have probably done this before although I have not seen it.

It starts out the same way a masochist run starts... open just enough masterpacks to get a 40 card deck. That is what you see in the photo (apologies for the poor quality). I opened 6 packs as I pulled 8 extra deck cards.

But while the masochist run gets to open a new masterpack and any awarded legacy packs when they win, instead when I win a match I will do it a little differently. I will look at my opponent's deck and choose one card to take from it to add to my deck to improve it. A little like the show did in Battle City.

I can pick from their main deck or their extra deck but I can only pick 1 card per win. I don't necessarily have to play it immediately (I.e. if i pick Polymerisation for future use but have no current targets).

The goal is to eventually get to Master, starting at Rookie.

I used to play a lot of Yu-Gi-Oh! as a kid when I was in school, and I played a lot during the GX generation. I wanted to know how the game is doing now, if it's worth getting back into it, since I've seen there are a lot of new rules and cards. I wanted to know if I need to follow a meta or if it's possible to have fun building a deck on my own? What I enjoyed most was building my own deck, haha!

Anyone ever tried?

Context: Both Veidos and Abyss SwordSoul are anti-field spell handtrap which has seen representation amidst high presence of Toon. (Japan OCG WCQ 2026)

I need to find a way consistently send darks to the graveyard and search at least 2 copies of this if possible. Im happy to play old school chaos if it helps