Well the last deck I posted was a bomb...so lets try a different direction shall we?


Here's a deck I'm messing arround with to p. off my little brother (who runs a Red Eyes/ Armed Dragon deck). He traded me his Armed Dragon LV7 (for an ultimate rare Forced Back) before he realized he only had one. So he's been annoying me to death tying to get it back. This is my way of rubbing it in his face that I have his oh so special card and I aint givin' it back. ^_^

Deck Name: Nah nah nah nah nah, I've got your dragon...:devious: :devious:

Monsters:

Blue Eyes White Dragon
Blue Eyes White Dragon
Blue Eyes White Dragon
Armed Dragon LV7
Armed Dragon LV5

Armed Dragon LV3
Armed Dragon LV3
Mirage Dragon
Kaiser Seahorse
Kaiser Seahorse
Luster Dragon
Spear Dragon
Treeborn Frog
Archfiend Soldier
The Light - Hex-Sealed Fusion
The Light - Hex-Sealed Fusion
The Light - Hex-Sealed Fusion
Sangan
Spirit Reaper
Twin-Headed Behemoth
Lord of D.


Fusion Monsters:

Blue Eyes Ultimate Dragon
Blue Eyes Ultimate Dragon


Spells:

Polymerization
Polymerization
Polymerization
Dragon's Mirror
Dragon's Mirror
Dimension Fusion
Flute of Summoning Dragon
Reload
Reload
Reload
Premature Burial
Card Destruction
Graceful Charity
Mystical Space Typhoon
Heavy Storm
Stamping Destruction
Monster Reincarnation


Traps:

Embodiment of Apophis
Call of The Haunted


You think this will make him wanna hit me? :cool:

This is not bad but it NEEDS ALOT OF IMPROVEMENT.

a.) Read this article on deck building. It will explane how to build a deck.
b.) Post any questions you have
c.) Re-post your deck

the thing about dragons is they have about 10000 different themes, which generally should not be mixed. combining blue eyes and armed dragon in one deck is going to lead to terrible hands. Pick the one you like better and go from there, then it will be easier to make suggestions.

First of all, Ignore Hajime Saitio's post. He means well (I think) but he seems to think that telling you to read his article is better than actually helping someone out. I do suggest you read the article, though, because it does conatin a lot of interesting and useful information.

Second, I agree with ryu991 that you should pick one dragon theme and stick with it. It can be difficult to mix two dragon themes together, especially when one of them is Blue-Eyes. While some of the dragons can work well together, Blue-Eyes tends to depend more on light support than dragon support so he isn't often one of them.
Red-Eyes on the other hand, works well with Armed Dragon because they have a relationship that helps each other: Armed Dragon gets cards into your graveyard, either by leveling up or by his discard effect, and Red-Eyes Darkness Dragon uses those cards in your Graveyard to power up. One monster that I have found to be effective with Blue-Eyes is King Dragun. King Dragun gets some advantage from all of the light support that Blue-Eyes requires and it can special summon Blue-Eyes to the field. Dragon’s Mirror really brings the two together as well.

Since the majority of this deck is focused on Blue-Eyes, stick with that and drop the Armed Dragons. They work better with support that you don't have room for. Here are my suggestions:

-1 Armed Dragon LV7
-1 Armed Dragon LV5
-2 Armed Dragon LV3
-1 Luster Dragon
-1 Spear Dragon
-1 Archfiend Soldier
-1 The Light – Hex-Sealed Fusion
-1 Lord of D.
-3 Polymerization
-1 The Flute of Summoning Dragon
-2 Reload
-1 Card Destruction

+2 Paladin of White Dragon
+1 Mirage Dragon
+2 Shining Angel
+2 Kaibaman
+1 Dragon’s Mirror
+1 Future Fusion
+1 Return from the Different Dimension
+1 Burst Breath
+1 Ring of Destruction
+2 Sakuretsu Armor
+2 Dust Tornado

With those changes your deck will look like this:

Monsters: 19
3 Blue Eyes White Dragon
2 Paladin of White Dragon
2 Kaiser Seahorse
2 Mirage Dragon
1 Twin-Headed Behemoth
2 Shining Angel
2 The Light - Hex-Sealed Fusion
1 Sangan
2 Kaibaman
1 Spirit Reaper
1 Treeborn Frog

Spells: 12
1 Dimension Fusion
3 Dragon's Mirror
1 Future Fusion
1 Graceful Charity
1 Heavy Storm
1 Monster Reincarnation
1 Mystical Space Typhoon
1 Premature Burial
1 Reload
1 Stamping Destruction

Traps: 9
1 Embodiment of Apophis
1 Call of The Haunted
1 Return from the Different Dimension
1 Burst Breath
1 Ring of Destruction
2 Sakuretsu Armor
2 Dust Tornado

If you like the idea of using King Dragun with Blue-Eyes, here is the start of a side deck that will help:

Side Deck: 12 of 15
2 Fusilier Dragon, the Dual Mode Beast
2 Divine Dragon Ragnarok
2 Lord of D.
2 The Dark – Hex-Sealed Fusion
2 Magical Merchant
1 Metamorphosis
1 The Flute of Summoning Dragon

I also suggest that you try and get a Five-Headed Dragon or 2 now that it's out, so your fusion deck will look like this:

Fusion Monsters: 6
2 Five-Headed Dragon
2 Blue Eyes Ultimate Dragon
2 King Dragun

Remember that these are just some suggestions to help you out. I know that I didn’t put a lot of explanation into the cards I suggested, but if you need any help with what any of these cards do, try checking the search function in the top menu of the site, or just post your questions here.

Not to be picky or ungratefull or anything...but how about a pure Armed Dragon Deck. :ermm:

That's kinda what I was thinking anyway.

The whole point is to annoy my brother to death by using his own card against him...I was just using Blue-Eyes cause I had a lot of cards left over from my old BEUD Deck...

But thanks for the blue-eyes suggestions, I'll remember those if I ever rebuild that deck. :grin:

I've got two examples of Armed Dragon decks in my sig if you want to see them. Dragons: Armed and Darngerous and Dragons: Armed and Dangerous V.2. In version 2 I use the Cyberdark monsters.

I was just thinking that you could drop the Armed Dragons and make your brothers day by trading it back to him.

bewdguy: You giving him a deck list with out him knowing the fundamentals of build a deck is pointless. It would be like buying gas for a car, but you own no car. Once he has read the article the deck you posted will become clear as day to him like it is for you and I. "Why certain cards work together and others don’t" ect. After he has read both my article and has used your deck list, then he will be able to make adjustments to the deck according to the Metagame in his Region. Just by merely copying your deck, which is good none the less, will not help him entirely. That is why I told him to read the article.

As longas you're trying to make him hit you, be warned that he may hit you in the mouth hard enough to cause you to start bleeding from the mouth, 'cause that's what finally caused twobrothers I know to stop fighting.

EDIT: Oh yes, and one Armed Dragon Lv5 isn't enough to summon Lv7. Unless your intention is to make your brother watch you waste the Armed Dragon Lv7 card by putting it in a deck where it's never going to be summoned, you need more Armed Dragon Lv5's. It's not as if they're hard to get.

Yeah...I know...


For example.

Here's what happened when I took out all the blue eyes cards...



Armed Dragon LV7
Armed Dragon LV5
Armed Dragon LV5
Armed Dragon LV5

Armed Dragon LV3
Armed Dragon LV3
Armed Dragon LV3
Masked Dragon
Masked Dragon
Masked Dragon
Lord of D.
Mirage Dragon
Rare Metal Dragon (good for discards and a "Flute" special summon)
Luster Dragon
Luster Dragon #2
Luster Dragon #2
Treeborn Frog
Twin Headed Behemoth
Spear Dragon
Spirit Ryu

Super Rejuvenation
Level Up!**
Reload*
Reload*
Reload*
Graceful Charity
Level Modulation
Level Modulation
The Graveyard in the Fourth Dimension
The Graveyard in the Fourth Dimension
Stamping Destruction
Stamping Destruction
Monster Reincarnation
The Flute of Summoning Dragon
Premature Burial
Heavy Storm
Card Destruction

Call of the Haunted
Draining Sheild
Dragon's Rage


* = I like this card...alot...

** = Ah level up...now THIS card is a pain to get. I bought enough SOD packs to get almost every card in the set, but I only got ONE level up...>_<

EDIT:

Made some more tweeks...


Armed Dragon LV7
Armed Dragon LV5
Armed Dragon LV5
Armed Dragon LV5

Armed Dragon LV3
Armed Dragon LV3
Armed Dragon LV3
Masked Dragon
Masked Dragon
Masked Dragon
Lord of D.
Mirage Dragon
Rare Metal Dragon
Luster Dragon
Luster Dragon
Luster Dragon
Luster Dragon #2
Luster Dragon #2
Treeborn Frog
Twin Headed Behemoth
Spear Dragon
Spear Dragon
Spirit Ryu

Super Rejuvenation
Level Up!
Graceful Charity
Level Modulation
The Graveyard in the Fourth Dimension
The Graveyard in the Fourth Dimension
Stamping Destruction
Stamping Destruction
A Wingbeat of Giant Dragon
The Flute of Summoning Dragon
Premature Burial
Heavy Storm
Dark Factory of Mass Production

Dragon's Rage
Dragon's Rage
Burst Breath
Ojama Trio*


* = I was reading arround and found a post where somebody mentioned this card and I thought, "Spirit Ryu + Ojama Trio + Dragon's Rage + a handfull of dragons (via Dark factory of mass production) = Big, big, big, BIG boom..."

^_^

Try mine:
Monster 20
2 Armed Dragon LV7
3 Armed Dragon LV5
3 Armed Dragon LV3
3 Masked Dragon
2 Mirage Dragon
1 Treeborn Frog
1 Twin Headed Behemoth
3 Spear Dragon
1 Sangan
1 Spirit Ryu

Spell 13
2 Level Up!
1 Graceful Charity
1 Level Modulation
2 Stamping Destruction
1 Book of Moon
1 Creature Swap
1 Pot of Avarice
1 Nobelman of Crossout
1 Heavy Storm
1 Mystical Space Typhoon
1 Premature Burial

Trap 7
2 Dragon's Rage
1 Mirror Force/Ring of Destrution
2 Sakuretsu Armor
1 Call of the Haunted
1 Torrental Tribute

I like the version Hajime brings but there are some things I would change:

-Spirit Ryu (sorry but this card costs too much of your hand for an effect thats not really worth it)
+Morphing Jar or MOF

-Book of Moon
+Dragon Mirror (tough only if you have the new F.H.D. and Morphing Jar will help fuel the Graveyard)

- Only got one LV7 (the one I got from my brother...)

- Only got two Spear Dragons

- I don't like Sangan very much...It's got shifty eyes...

- I believe I mentioned the fact that for some reason Level Up! shuns me. I've only ever managed to pull one...

- Don't have Pot of Avarice

- Don't have Mirror Force or Ring of Destruction