Duel disks are one of the many great aspects of Yugioh that sets it apart from different trading card games. Using a regular game-mat is what most players do, but a classic duel with a few real-life duel disks is an awesome experience. Several duel disks exist in real life, with different designs and services. …
Playmats are a requirement for playing Yugioh, they help provide aesthetics to your set-up and protect your cards from dirt and damage. Many players simply don’t use a mat or go for the default one you get in structure decks. Investing in a good playmat can provide excellent functionality for years! Plenty of variants exist, …
No matter what deck you run, every archetype and strategy needs some staples backing them up. These cards are incredible, able to fit into almost any deck and instantly upgrading them after doing so. A list of generic cards takes a long, long time to make. I’ve done it though, in the hope that new …
Starter decks are a great of introducing yourself to Yugioh if you’re completely new. Discontinued in 2018, they’re still worth picking up as cheap budget options to top up your collection. Providing a few nice rarity cards, staples for any deck and toolboxes to create your own strategies, starter decks are essential for entering Yugioh. …
Structure decks are a cost-effective method of getting into Yugioh, they allow you to obtain a reasonably strong deck without emptying your wallet. Purchasing 3 of the same structure deck is the best way to get going, they usually come with a few cards each that are effective in almost any deck. Weirdly enough, certain …
What are hand-traps in Yu-Gi-Oh? Hand-trips are powerful cards with effects that trigger when something happens while that card is in your hand. They’re so effective because your opponent has no idea what’s in your hand. So it forces your opponent to play as if you can stop a part of their combo at any …
There are thousands of unique cards in Yugioh, in fact, there may be a good million or two by now. Konami has produced archetype after archetype with its consistent releases of booster sets. If you ignore the archetypes and epic singles, you’ll find a lot of cards that go straight onto eBay, or into the …
Before the age of summoning multiple 2000+ attack point monsters every turn, Yugioh players required strategies and set-ups to summon their boss monsters. You couldn’t just summon a low-level monster and solitaire your way to a board of huge monsters, things required intricate set-up. Many of them were rarely worth it. Sure, the cards themselves were …
So many archetypes exist in Yugioh, it seems every player can find something they like. Fire dragons, hulking warriors, ghosts, dinosaurs etc, it’s all there. Sometimes though, you want a different kind of deck. One that offers a completely different thematic to those listed above. Or maybe you’re looking to start Yugioh, but you want …
If you have a burning desire to see yourself fail, or overcome all odds and win despite not deserving it, coin flips cards are up your street. Based around a high risk, high reward system, a single coin toss can make or break a duel. Due to this, players don’t give these kind of cards …