Right when I get the official translations of spoilers I plan decks and strategies and immediately start when I get them in Japanese...

That's what I did with the dark world.

This is totally out of the blue but I find people searching for Uria, Hamon, and Raveal like some insanely dedicated collectors. The thing is, are they really just collectors, or could these beasts actually make a constant, winning deck?

Mainly just collectors for most people.

Uria is definitely a beast of a Deck. Hamon and Raviel haven't been as satisfactory though.

I would love to play one of those decks (Uria), just to see what I'm up against. Magic Drains could really be a burden to these decks though, or the heavily un used, prohibition.

Not really...Uria doesn't really use many Magic Cards anyways.

Having to offer the 3 face up continuous magic cards is the problem. That's why magic drain would cause a bit of predicament.

Thing is...believe it or not...Magic Drain is hardly used that much in most Decks, so that's not much to worry about...

I can see why some don't run it, but to me, it's usually one of the most tedious cards in the game. It either negates a spell card free of cost, or forces your opponent into wasting two spells from his/her hand. I use it in all my decks, and it frequently drives my opponent insane.

Yeah...I have it on my list of underrated cards...oh well...just keep checking my Anime Deck Discussion each week (or whenever) and I should have new stuff there

I would love to run a Uria deck, but scince thats the beast that most of the "beast players" are using, i might be even more original and use Hamon!


hey, HalfDemonInuyasha, the stuff on Zane's cards will help me build a deck of his too. Thanks.

-Seto kaiba-jin

i run a uria deck...its pretty fun actually...cuz a uria deck mostly consist of continous traps...so its always fun to have alot of good C-traps that bug the !@#$ out of ur opponent and stall long enough to bring out uria and hit'em real hard with him =)