ok i need some good players to tell me what they think on gravekeepers.are gravekeepers a good current advanced format yugioh deck to run and are they becoming more popular.


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Gravekeeper decks are VERY powerful is used correctly. Here is mine when I had it (Won many tourney's)

x3 Gavekeepers Assaliant
x3 Gavekeepers Spear Soldier
x3 Gavekeepers Spy
x2 Gravekeepers Guard
x1 Gavekeepers Cannonholder
x1 Gavekeepers Chief
x2 Mystic Tomato
x1 Breaker
x1 Tribe

x3 Necrovally
x2 Terraforming
x2 Book of Moon / Enemy Controller
x2 Smashing Ground
x1 Mystical Space Typhoon
x1 Heavy Storm
x1 Change of Heart
x1 Snatch Steal
x1 The Forceful Sentry
x1 Scapegaot
x1 Pot of Greed
x1 Painful Choice

x3 Rite of Spirit
x1 Magic Drain
x1 Ring of Destruction
x1 Torrential Tribute
x1 Magic Cylinder

Yea, hit the Gk thread in my sig. It has anything you need to know. If you want to add something, feel free.

In my experience with Gks, they were one of the few deck types that could stand up to Chaos in its prime (pre CED banning). I had a deck similar to the one posted earlier, so I won't give a deck setup, but rather some pointers. GKs are TOTALLY reliant on Necrovalley, even more so than water is on ALO, in my opinion. So getting it quickly and protecting it are a must. Once they are powered up, the GKs are a force to be reckoned with. Something else to watch out for is the Nobleman of Crossout. Not as many people run it, but it can take out all of your Spies in one hit, which can really hurt the deck. Also, I never tried him, but I hear End of Anubis goes well with the theme. I started running only one Chief, so End of Anubis is a pretty good tribute if you choose him, unless he messes up the strategy of the deck in a way that I am not aware of. I'd like to see more Gravekeeper cards in the future, but who knows if that will happen. It would be nice though!