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It's too cold for any of this today. What the fuck, meteorologists. Tagforce 1 #18: Faty You can find this person hanging out at the Ra Yellow dorm in the mornings. You know, because he's Ra Yellow and that's where they tend to be. In the afternoon he spends his time at the base of the Cliff, completely alone except for the short time that Bastion joins him. There are a few duelists in this game who insist that they're manly to an almost comical extent, and this is perhaps the first of the ones I'll be going over. All women do is not this, steal, eat hot chip, cheat, and lie. Another thing that he does is talk about his role model, and he thinks you should meet said role model. Who is his role model, you ask? Well, uh, he doesn't say. It's most likely either Zane or Bastion, but it could also be Jaden. Personally, I think it's Pharaoh the Cat. If I had a role model, it would be Pharaoh the Cat. And then there's his line where he rejects your sandwich. The next time someone offers me a sandwich, I should also make karate noises at them. Maybe it will go well. Maybe I will instantly die. I suppose I should also address the elephant in the room. That elephant being, WHAT IN THE MOTHER OF FUCK IS THIS DUDE'S NAME? In the Japanese version he's Toshihisa Furusawa, and I guess that they just translated it into a random name. As it turns out, Faty is an actual name, but it's not a very common name. I'd be fine with that if the name wasn't Faty. It sounds like we're fat-shaming someone over here. Overall, this is a serviceable character. I wish we knew who his role model is, and that his name was... not that. But he has a few silly lines and his deck is interesting enough. This is a vanilla fusion deck. The goal is to get Heart of the Underdog to draw up a bunch of monsters, then use Fusion Gate to put them all together. In theory, this sounds pretty good, but most of the time he just pulls fusion materials that don't end up going together, and his biggest threat tends to be his 1600 Blue-Winged Crown. And even when things go well for him, his Fusions aren't that strong either. Finally, if things do go well, he can either boost his monsters with Fusion Weapon or immunize them from Spells with Non-Spellcasting Area. But he can't do both, since Fusion Weapon is a Spell. He also cannot Fusion Summon Mavelus as he only has one of the Fusion Materials for it. While it is pretty neat to make a deck with all of the Winged Beast Fusions in the game, there aren't any gameplay advantages to doing so. He doesn't run Icarus Attack or anything else that supports this monster type. He could take out the Tyhones for an Icarus Attack, and that would also reduce his deck size to 40 cards. He could also switch out the Curses of Anubis for copies 2 and 3, because like I said with Deloge earlier, if this card was good then you would see more people running Windstorm of Etaqua instead. He could even run Return from the Different Dimension pr the incredibly broken Dimension Fusion to get his Fusion materials back to remake some Fusions. Maybe even King of the Swamp so he gets a lot of flexibility in his Fusion summons, or Terraforming since he needs Fusion Gate in order for his deck to function at all. I have a few Fusion decks made, but they all fit the other Fusion duelists in this game more than they do with this guy. The problem is that Winged Beasts don't really do anything yet. They got Icarus Attack, Sacred Crane, and that's pretty much it. There's also Harpies but they're still in the stage where they get screwed over by their monsters all having the same name all the time. Score: 3/10 The next character will be someone whose decklist I haven't actually acquired yet in game. It may be possible for me to duel this guy 10 times to get it, but I can only duel him once a day (and it took me a while to find him) so I may end up doing the next post without a decklist image.

I've been testing out a few more silly deck ideas. One of which being a deck that takes advantage of the fact that King of the Swamp can be recycled with Salvage and making a deck with fusion materials that are also Salvage targets. It's surprisingly functional. as bad as it is. I might replace one of the Slifer Red fusion dork's decks with it when I get to one of them. Tagforce 1 #17: Enzo Enzo can be found at any time in the Forest. Morning, evening, he's there. Presumably, he's hiking, but since NPCs barely move around he ends up taking the worst hikes ever. He also is interested in the island's power station in the mornings, so if the power ever goes out, you know who to blame. As busy as he is hiking in small circles every day, he will still make time to duel you. He also knows how to annoy Dr. Crowler. Just use a cat, and it'll make him mad. In this game, if you pet Pharaoh the Cat in the correct spot, he will follow you for the rest of the day. So you walk up to Crowler with the cat in tow... aaaaand nothing is different about Crowler's dialogue. This is such a missed opportunity for the game. There might be a certain event later on where you need to use Pharaoh or something, but annoying Crowler with the cat in regular conversation would have been great. If that had happened, and if the Forest area was expanded well enough to allow him to take an actual hike, he would be a pretty neat character. He wants to see... uh... trees, and he is a bit of a jokester. But unfortunately he's a generic duelist and as such dropping the ball with him is mandatory. The worst Ra Yellow deck in the game. Enzo runs a bloated Fire Princess Burn deck that also seeks to wear out the opponent by wiping out multiple monsters with Des Counterblow. Both of these work really well with a healing deck. The problem is that in Enzo's 51-card deck, he only runs one of each. If he doesn't draw Fire Princess, all he can do is stall and heal until he dies. And if you kill his one Fire Princess, it's over for him. He can stall pretty decently by setting a wall and defending it with Draining Shield or Trap Hole, or by using cards like Nimble Momonga and Numinous Healer to rack up LP. The problem with this is that he has nothing to stall into. His only win condition is his one singular Fire Princess. Oh, I suppose he could also deck out the opponent, but he barely tries to do that. Obviously, the first thing I'd do to fix this deck is to add extra copies of Fire Princess. Then cull some cards so that his deck isn't too large; since he runs a lot of healing he can afford to have his deck contain more than 40 cards but 51 is way too many. The Blessings of the Nile, Elemental Discharge, and Dancing Fairies can go. I don't think that Skull-Mark Ladybug fits with this deck quite as well as it seems, since it's going to be very difficult to get a heal out of it while you have a Fire Princess on the field. (Nimble Momonga on the other hand thins your deck and provides more healing and stalling.) If you want, you can change out some of the Souls of the Pure for more Goblin Thieves. Some more cards you can add would be revival cards, Sangan, UFO Turtle, and some Continuous defensive cards like Astral Barrier, Messenger of Peace, or Mirror Wall. The first works with Numinous Healer and Nutrient Z, Messenger of Peace makes attacking nearly impossible for your opponent (which sounds amazing but kills your Draining Shield), and Mirror Wall gets to stay up longer due to the heals and possibly open the opponent up for a direct attack. If Enzo could get out multiple Fire Princesses and then play a few healing cards, he could be a force to be reckoned with. Score: 4/10 Next up will be one of the game's several Fusion duelists.

I'm not British but the recent drama involving their royalty is a pretty funny coincidence given that the next character I'm reviewing is this particular one. Tagforce 1 #16: Disa Disa makes sure that she's never late to class by arriving to the school at least two hours early. Honestly, I can't relate at all. I'm late to everything all the time. You can find her at the Main Gate during this time. After school, she heads back to the Obelisk Blue Girls Dorm to chat with her friend Lily, while being spied on by Deron. She's one of the many duelists who will give you deckbuilding tips, hers being that if you run Ritual cards, you should also run Manju of the Ten Thousand Hands as well. Then she comments on how obvious of a tip she just gave you. One thing I really liked about Andrea was that you could actually see how her tip impacted her deck. She got wrecked by Gravity Bind once, and because of that she put in extra ways of dealing with that one card. Unfortunately for Disa, she doesn't run a Ritual deck, making her own dueling tip completely unrelated to herself. There's a Slifer Red student who runs a Ritual Deck with Manju, and he'd be a perfect candidate for giving this tip. He has his own tip, but that's also irrelevant to him and it could go to someone else instead. Anyway, this is about Disa, not a Slifer Red student who I won't even get to this year. Judging by her deck and how early she is to class, she is definitely someone who takes dueling very seriously. Other than that, she has a plain style of speaking that makes it difficult to get any sort of glimpse at her character. She exists more so that there's another difficult generic duelist for you to face. No this is a shadow duel. I'm evil now So, Disa runs Monarchs, and she does your typical Monarch player things. She's got the Treeborn Frogs, she can steal your monsters with Brain Control, Snatch Steal, or Soul Exchange, she even runs Last Will so she can tutor up D.,D. Warrior Lady or Exiled Force for extra removal. She also deviates from the typical Monarch build a tiny bit, by running notably more Trap Cards than others would. This creates some problems with her AI. The AI will usually set up to 2 Traps per turn; they will also refuse to use Solemn Judgment unless they have somewhere around 2500 or less LP. This means that Disa may set a Solemn and then inadvertently shut off her own Treeborn engine for most of the duel. Another thing that bothers me about her deck is that she runs only 7 Tribute Summonable monsters: 3 Mobius, 2 Zaborg, 1 Granmarg, and Jinzo. This just doesn't feel like enough, though the Pot of Avarice helps alleviate this by a lot. She's also got Card Destruction and Morphing Jar to help draw into them. Monarchs were a popular deck that scourged the meta of Yugioh for quite a while around this time period, if I remember correctly, so trying to fix her deck into the shape of one of those decks might be a bit of a boring venture. Instead, I'm going to try to do something else: Build a Monarch Deck that has a strong backrow game. This idea came to me when I looked at Vampiric Orchis (which is a Vampire in this game, but got its name changed because it isn't a real Vampire) and Des Dendle and making a Tribute Summon deck based around them, as Des Dendle gives you Tokens when the Orchis kills something. I threw in Lord Poison to help support the deck, and then tossed in Dandylion and Foolish Burial because Dandylion just worked really well with this idea. As you could probably tell, the Dandylion engine eventually overtook Vampiric Orchis entirely. While the Orchis was nice against some Slifer Reds I was testing against, it felt like I would have trouble getting it to work against duelists that could summon monsters with over 1700 ATK easily. I said I didn't like how few Level 5+ monsters Disa ran... and then put in just as many in my own deck. Ok, no, I have one more boss monster than she does. That Mystical Knight of Jackal card. You can force your opponent to topdeck the monsters that it destroys, essentially putting your opponent in a lock if you can get this out and protect it. I just threw this in because it's one of the better Level 7+ Tribute Summonable monsters that worked with the deck, but it isn't too important. You could totally run Invader of Darkness or The Wicked Dreadroot or even Thestalos the Firestorm Monarch in its stead if you wanted. If I had them, I would definitely run Snatch Steal, Creature Swap, or Enemy Controller since this deck doesn't steal the opponent's monsters at all in its current state. I don't know what I'd take out for them though. Score: 6/10 Don't think that we haven't stopped plowing through all of the Ra Yellow students, because we definitely haven't! We reviewed two of them in a row before Disa, and we're gonna see two more of them in a row! Make sure you savor them while you can though, because after those two we won't be seeing any Ra Yellow students for a long, long time.

Did you know that this character is Raeg's favorite character in the entire game? True story. He even admitted to it. Tagforce 1 #15: Deron A staple of any anime, no, any media in general that features teenagers, is the horny bastard. Today, we will be talking about the horny bastard. The dude hangs out at the Obelisk Blue Girls Dorm 24/7, never leaving. Well, except to go to class. He can't let his horniness hurt his grades, after all, or else he'll be expelled from the academy and will never be able to see a girl ever again. He is busy with the daunting task of looking for girls, at the girls dorm, a task that he plans to accomplish by walking around in the area like the rest of the NPCs. He could see plenty of girls if he used his eyes, it's not like they're hiding from the creep or anything. But then he might see Vyga! And Vyga isn't a girl! Oh no! If you wanted to give him the benefit of the doubt, he does say that he's looking for female duel spirits, not just girls. Regular conversation has him asking you if you're more horny for the Dark Magician Girl or Injection Fairy Lily. While he may be more interested in card spirits than actual girls, he's still really horny for girls of all stripes. Girls wear stripes, right? He will only reluctantly duel you on the condition that you don't waste too much of his time, and he is vocal about how he would be much more willing to do so if you were a girl. And if you defeat him, he complains that he lost to a guy. Every bit of dialogue he has is about how horny is he for girls. He even turns down your sandwich offer because you're not a girl - Deron may reluctantly give up his search for female duel spirits to go to class but he draws the line at eating food that isn't from a girl. He would probably starve to death if Sadie and Dorothy at the shop were guys. My thoughts on Deron is that he's just a worse Colin. The Anti-Colin. Colin at least warns you about adding card crushes to your deck (and then hilariously sidesteps his own advice), whereas Deron's entire life revolves around girls. He breathes and eats just for the sake of girls. Plus, with the limited interactions with the NPCs, nobody reacts to him being the most obvious creep ever to exist. Nobody runs him into the sea for acting this way. He's just there because someone decided it was really necessary to add a horny bastard to the roster of generic duelists. Maybe if he cared exclusively about female card spirits, and is just mistaken for a horny bastard, that would be kinda funny. Especially if he doesn't even like real girls at all. But nope, he's just a horny bastard. These near-highlander decks are such a pain. Anyway, Deron's deck is what happens when you take both of Colin's decks and mash them together. It's disgusting. He runs Charmers, Princesses, and the one Doriado because look she's a girl. And as it turns out, he likes both Dark Magician Girl and Injection Fairy Lily. There's not much I can say about this deck that I haven't already said for Colin, except for an emphasis on why would you build this. Well, aside from the obvious answer. Like, he could've just had Colin's second deck. The Wiki describes his deck as being more aggressive than Colin's, except that's only barely true. He focuses a bit more on his singular copies of the Familiar-Possessed Charmers but he still only has one copy of each, and yeah he can use Magician's Circle to summon DMG but, again, one copy. If he wanted to make an aggressive deck full of girls, he could make Amazonesses. I don't really know all the cards they have in this game or if someone else in game uses them, but it's probably the only other functional female deck he could possibly make that isn't taken by Colin already. And then there's another female-centric deck that someone else is using, just haven't gotten to that character yet. Aggressive Spellcasters is out of the question since I know for sure that someone else runs that deck. He could also make a Doriado deck since I didn't actually suggest focusing on that card in the Colin entry. The downside to that is that it would involve running Manju and Senju and they aren't distinctly girls, oh no. Also there's a dude on the card art of Fuh-Rin-Ka-Zan, can't have that now can we. Score: 1.5/10 After dealing with this creep, it's only naturally fitting that the next duelist that I will be covering in this thread is a queen. "If she breathes," and all that.

Did the translation patch rename all the places places of origin or is everyone in post-apocalyptic Germany from the U.S.? COINCIDENTALLY, Rammstein's Amerika was also released in 2004 Anyways, I loved reading this!

I regret to inform you that I have found another website. It takes, uh, how do I describe it, conversations that you might've seen in memes or something, but you can have the characters you want play them out. There's only a few prompts depending on the number of characters you wanna get involved. If you're curious, here it is. Some of the ones I got:

I'm trying to get this entry out early because Geneforge 1 - Mutagen, the remake of the first Geneforge, is finally coming out on the 24th. I am very excited to play that game, and might end up neglecting this little blog for some time because of it. Tagforce 1 #14: Deloge The Ra Yellow dorm is understandably the best place to find students of that dorm. That's where you can find this guy before school, talking about how much he doesn't like the Ante rule. With the Ante rule, whoever loses in a duel has to give the winner their best card. Deloge thinks this is stupid, and he is correct. Even if it were in effect, he wouldn't even use it. Fortunately you don't have to deal with this rule at all in the game. You know how sometimes there are those characters that just want to be your friend? Well, Deloge is the opposite of that. He wants to be your enemy. Bitch, next time I'll offer you a knuckle sandwich. After school, you can find him hanging out in the classroom. He's got detention every day, probably for trying to be everyone's rival. You, Jaden, Crowler, the cat, everyone is his rival. Ok, it's probably more likely that he's just studying after class in the classroom, but that's such a boring answer. No, he's rough and loud and he wants to fight. Shut up. When you challenge him to a duel, he warns you that he doesn't stop until his opponent surrenders, which, um, is kind of how card games work. You don't stop in the middle and call it a draw, unless you're on Duelingbook, then I guess people will try to pull that stunt on you. If you manage to beat him, he will blame his defeat on topdecking regardless of how decisive your victory is. He's lucky that I can't steal all his cards with the Ante rule, or else he won't have a top to his deck. IMO, Deloge is the third best Ra Yellow character, and during Tag Duel Sundays he teams up with the #1 player in that spot. I love the rival tension he has with the player for no reason. He isn't a jerkass, he's just your rival. This one random generic student is your rival. Forget the characters from the show, Deloge is the true rival character. He's also got a creative deck. Speaking of which, here it is! Deloge runs a FIRE deck that goes all out on taking advantage of Tenkabito Shien's effect. Tenkabito Shien is immune to Trap Cards, so he can survive TT and Needle Ceiling. while ignoring cards such as Gravity Bind and Begone, Knave!. His deck does have some flaws though, first of which being Ultimate Obedient Fiend being in a deck it does not belong in once again. He also goes a little bit overboard on some of these Traps that work well with Tenkabito. D.D. Trap Hole is still going to be worse than Nobleman of Crossout, and if a one-sided Curse of Anubis was good you would have seen people running Windstorm of Etaqua much more often. Then there's The Warrior Returning Alive, which doesn't have any targets in this deck. It's unplayable here. He also has only one answer for Jinzo and Royal Decree, both of which destroy his deck. I think in order to improve his deck, he would need to remove the TWRAs, the Fiend, the Blind Destructions, Curses of Anubis, D.D. Trap Holes, and Two-Pronged Attack. I'm also not interested in The Thing in the Crater. Masked Dragon is also not enticing since he has no need to fill his GY with FIRE monsters, but at the same time his monster count is already pretty low. He can run Mask of Darkness to get his Traps back. Bottomless Trap Hole and/or Sakuretsu Armor for being great cards that he can even recycle with the Mask. Book of Moon because it's an incredible card with that tiny bit of extra synergy with Needle Ceiling. Furthermore, even with the Molten Destruction and Little Chimera, his Tenkabito Shien tends to sit around 2000-2500 ATK, which is not great. I think he would benefit a lot from adding United We Stand and Mage Power to further boost his Tenkabito. Maybe even Iron Blacksmith Kotetsu to help search those cards (and Premature). It even benefits from the FIRE boosts. Finally, he should look into running Pot of Avarice, Dark Hole, and perhaps even Double Snare as narrow as it is so that he doesn't auto-lose to Jinzo/Royal Decree. I wanted to find a way to fit Elemental HERO Wildheart into his deck as it has the same effect, but that can't really happen since his deck focuses heavily on the FIRE attribute. Plus, if you're running Wildheart you're probably just running HEROes more than you are running a Trap Immunity deck thingy. Begone, Knave! isn't as useful if you Fusion Summon. Score: 8/10 That's all I have to say about Deloge... or at least I think it is. I tried to go to bed like 5 hours ago and couldn't, so I'm half-groggy yet unable to sleep. The next duelist is another Ra Yellow (woah 2 of those in a row) and is basically an evil form of a character we've already seen on here. It might be a while before I get to him though.

NECRO!!!!!!!ing this thread with some updates. Mostly new additions, but with one card (previously known as Vanguard) nerfed a bit because I didn't like how easily it could just sit at 2800 DEF with Snipers. Here is the one change: Crusolar Vanguard Warrior/LIGHT/Level 4/ATK 1300/DEF 1800 If your opponent declares a direct attack while you control a "Crusolar" Continuous Spell: You can Special Summon this card from your hand, and if you do, change the attack target to this card. If this card inflicts Battle Damage to your opponent: You can target 1 card you control; shuffle it into your Deck, and if you do, place 1 "Crusolar" monster from your hand, Deck, or GY in your Spell & Trap Card Zone as a Continuous Spell. Crusolar Rethresher Fish/LIGHT/Level 4/ATK 1300/DEF 1800 If your opponent declares a direct attack while you control a "Crusolar" Continuous Spell: You can Special Summon this card from your hand, and if you do, change the attack target to this card. If this card inflicts Battle Damage to your opponent: You can target 1 card you control; shuffle it into your Deck, and if you do, place 1 "Crusolar" monster from your hand, Deck, or GY in your Spell & Trap Card Zone as a Continuous Spell. Each effect of "Crusolar Rethresher" can only be activated once per turn. Every card has a generic name and then there's Punny McGee over here. ------------------------------------- New cards: Crusolar Conjurer Spellcaster/LIGHT/Level 4/ATK 1000/DEF 900 If this card is Normal or Special Summoned: You can Special Summon 1 "Crusolar Drake Token" (Wyrm/LIGHT/Level 4/ATK 1800/DEF 1500), and if you do, place this card in your Spell & Trap Card Zone as a Continuous Spell. If a "Crusolar" monster(s) is sent from your field to the GY: You can send this Continuous Spell to the GY, then target 1 of those cards; place it in your Spell & Trap Card Zone as a Continuous Spell, but its effects are negated until the end of the turn. Crusolar Magus Spellcaster/LIGHT/Level 4/ATK 1200/DEF 1000 If this card is Normal or Special Summoned: You can target 1 "Crusolar" monster in your Spell & Trap Card Zone; Special Summon it. This effect of "Crusolar Magus" can only be activated once per turn. During the Damage Step, if this card attacks an opponent's monster: You can send 1 "Crusolar" Continuous Spell you control to the GY; destroy the opponent's monster. Crusolar Dual Advance Normal Spell Reveal 1 "Crusolar" monster in your hand; add 1 "Crusolar" monster with the same Type to your Deck to your hand, then place the revealed card in your Spell & Trap Card Zone as a Continuous Spell. Crusolar Skycavalry Xyz/Fairy/LIGHT/Rank 4/ATK 2000/DEF 1700 2 Level 4 monsters Once per turn, when your opponent activates a card effect during the Battle Phase: You can detach 1 Xyz Material from this card; negate the activation, and if you do, destroy that card. During your opponent's Main Phase: You can detach 1 Xyz Material from this card; place this card in your Spell & Trap Card Zone as a Continuous Spell with the following effect: * Decrease the ATK/DEF of all monsters your opponent controls by 500. Conjurer lets you start filling up your backrow while still having a decent monster on the field so you aren't wide open. Magus offers you effect destruction, not similar to how it did in the original archetype, but it also gives you a way to Xyz Summon as well. That's because this archetype finally has an Extra Deck monster. Skycavalry hoses dangerous BP effects and then can toss itself onto your backrow for a small stat debuff. Idk how useful that part would be but it is spell-speed 2 so that's gotta be nice for something. Dual Advance helps you set up your backrow if you don't open with the Field Spell, and I suppose it makes it easier to use the (about to be nerfed) Balance skill for the deck as well. It's because of this card that Rethresher is a Fish now btw. It felt like it would get a little too annoying with Sniper+old Vanguard.

The surprise is that this next installment is only one week later (and a day), rather than two or three. Tagforce 1 #13: Dean Who knew that you would find teachers at an academy? Well, more than just Dr. Crowler. Dean is one of the probably six generic teachers in this game, and one of the two that you can converse with normally, at least in the first part. Dean spends his time in the place you would expect all teachers to spend their every waking moment: inside the classroom. No home to call his own or anything, this guy lives in the classroom. Dean is stationary for a good reason, though. He serves a practical purpose. Each day you have a chance of receiving a random email from Chancellor Shepherd, saying that you've won the lottery. Or, to put it more accurately to what the game calls it: You were randomly selected as a Recommended Duelist. So you won the lottery but in a less gambley way. If you speak to him on the day you win the lottery, you gain a whopping 1,000 DP, which is anywhere between 2.5-4.5 worth of duels depending on who you're dueling. A nice bonus, but kinda small and isn't that important since you can just infinitely duel the same dude a bajillion times a day for infinite DP anyway. That feature gets removed in later Tagforce games, which makes sense but rip to my infinite DP. Edit: I forgot about the auto-acronym thing suggesting that DP stands for Draw Phase, when in this context it's the currency you use to purchase packs. Yes, I have infinite Draw Phases, and no I will not "deck out." I refuse. Unfortunately by being a practically useful character there is no room for Dean to have any character of his own. He's just the guy who gives you points for receiving emails. Hooray. I mean, maybe he gets annoyed by students saying they got an email when they didn't actually? That's it really. Found the Blue player. The teachers in this game are supposed to be among the toughest duelists you'll face, and while I don't know how meta Counter Fairies were in this format I do know that Dean's Counter Fairy Deck is built pretty decently. One thing I don't like about early-era Counter Fairies is that Voltanis the Adjudicator just simply does not work with Bountiful Artemis. It's a disaster. If you have Artemis on the field and Voltanis in the hand, after playing a Counter Trap, things will go like this: Bountiful Artemis's effect activate. Voltanis is chained. You tribute Artemis, Summon Voltanis. Artemis fails to resolve because it has to be on the field in order to draw you the card. Voltanis's destruction effect can't go off. You missed the timing because you were too busy failing to resolve Bountiful Artemis. You break down in tears. Thankfully this combo actually works in Duel Links, because damn does this fuckup fucking hurt. Because of that, I would remove the Voltanises, and by extention, Synthetic Seraphim since that's a card that really only work with Voltanis. Since Fairies don't matter anymore, you could also replace Kelbek with Wall of Illusion for that slightly higher DEF, and also for another reason. By doing this, the deck now has a lot of LIGHT and DARK monsters, so you know what that means, right? CHAOS SORCERER, BABEY. You kinda want more win conditions than those 3 Van'Dalgyons. Finally, I'd probably remove either the Curse of Royal or the Judgment of Anubis since idk about having more than one copy total of both of those cards. Score: 3/10 That's all for Dean. The next duelist that I'll be covering is yet another Ra Yellow. They've been scarce and now all of a sudden they're all over the place! Also, he runs a FIRE Deck of his own. Lots of fire lately, huh.