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Tomatometer - 6,5 of 10 Stars
runtime - 1H 30Min
release year - 2019
Creator - Carl W. Lucas
Genres - Sci-Fi
February is here, and so is a new banlist! Some noteworthy things: Striker is somehow unhit again Altergeist got better but is somehow performing worse 🦀 GUMBLAR IS GONE 🦀... combo decks are far from dead Lunalights won a YCS. I'll try to keep these threads a thing whenever we get a new list, and I'll try to keep it up-to-date. This post will give recommendations for decks that can generally do well while remaining under 150 at the most expensive and under 50 at the least. Estimated pricing includes a sample completed main deck and usually the majority of an extra deck, but no side. Not all extra decks are 15 cards, mainly due to the high price of some staple ED monsters. Pricing is based mainly on singles and you can easily save a lot of money by buying cores for most of these lists all at once Decks were chosen usually based on having some degree of success in previous TCG or OCG formats. Thus, many of the frequently recommended budget decks like Deskbots and Graydle Kaiju will not be on here in full. Many decklists, especially those in the first two categories, include middle-range staple cards that may be 15+ each (such as Borreload Dragon, Knightmare Unicorn, etc. These can usually be cut for players on an extreme budget. Conversely, decklists are easily upgraded by adding power cards - replace those Effect Veilers with Impermanence, for example. Not all decklists are perfect and this post is not an R/F. Unless there is a particularly offensive deckbuilding error that you want to point out, please don't use this thread to nitpick at the sample decklists provided. Decklists were built prioritizing simplicity and effectiveness on a budget. At the same time, if you want to try one of these decks, don't treat them as if they're perfect, either - you should experiment and play cards that feel comfortable and/or optimal to you. Do feel free to leave suggestions for budget players, whether it's a budget tech choice for one of the decks on this list or whether it's a different deck that you think can compete in the coming months. [Last updated: 30 Mar 2019] Previous version: Dec 2018 Updated version: June 2019 S Tier The best bang for your buck. Decks in this category have the capacity to top YCS's, though they're almost always supplemented with expensive power cards. Price: 50+ Price breakdown (Note: Soulburner cards are not yet available on Yugiohdeckbuilder) Salamangreats (also "Salami. SGreat" and "Salad" are a Link-based control deck with a lot of recursion and a special in-archetype technique that some people refer to as Reincarnation Link Summoning. One Link Monster is used as the entire Link material to summon another copy of that same monster, granting bonus effects. The deck is a consistent control deck, generally establishing respectable boards turn 1 with a fairly compact engine, allowing many handtraps to be played. Their real strength comes in turn 3 and beyond, where their arsenal of free summons from the Deck and GY allow them to overwhelm the opponent. The vast majority of the deck is dirt cheap and is mostly able to be built with commons from SOFU+SAST supplementing 3 copies of Structure Deck: Soulburner. Salamis are currently one of the strongest decks in the OCG, and have cemented their place in the TCG as a top 2 meta deck since the release of Soulburner. Notable event placings are Jonas Koschel's 2nd place finish at YCS Dusseldorf, as well as Team TCG Collectibles Fala Galera's 1st place finish at the Team YCS in Atlanta, where one of their players was on Salamangreat. For players on an extreme budget, it's also possible to build a half-decent deck just from 3 copies of Structure Deck: Soulburner along with 3 Salamangreat Sunlight Wolf, a rare in Savage Strike. An example list might look something like this. Price: 100+ Price breakdown Combo deck that can access its engine by getting literally any two monsters on the field with different names Being able to make Knightmare Mermaid without being interrupted will allow you to summon Outer Entity Azathot on your opponent's turn, preventing them from using any monster effects and oftentimes winning you the game outright Dangers synergize excellently with this deck, allowing it to easily get 2 monsters on the board. Many of the Orcust/PK cards also work well in the GY, which is an added bonus. Cards like Called by the Grave and Neo-Spacian Aqua Dolphin allow this deck to combo with total disregard for your opponent's handtraps There are several other variants of this deck that have been successful: Dinh-Kha Bui played the 60-card Dark Warrior version and got 3rd at YCS Dusseldorf, while I later played a very similar deck at YCS Atlanta, getting top 16 with my team Popular in the OCG is the Trickstar variant, using Candina + Corobane + Lightstage to put 2 monsters on board while also locking down your opponent's backrow While the deck is effective on a budget, it also benefits from access to Borrelsword Dragon, as Mermaid helps facilitate a ton of damage going second. This deck receives a huge boost in Dark Neostorm in the form of 2 very strong support cards, Dingirsu and Orcustrated Climax. However, it's speculated that one or both of these cards are going to be expensive ultra or secret rares. Price: 75+ Price breakdown Pendulum deck focused on summoning Heavymetalfoes Electrumite and swarming the field with powerful boss monsters Can be played in a variety of ways and can incorporate a multitude of Pendulum engines - for instance, the Mythical Beast engine is very popular and effective at both enabling access to Electrumite and contributing to the power plays of the deck. The Mythical Beast engine has also gotten significantly cheaper since the Cerberus reprint in the Mega Tins and the limiting of Electrumite. Other Pendulum variants incorporating several different outside engines have found success in this format, but relatively "pure" Pendulum Magicians have also done very well in the past - e. g. Walter Jule's 2nd place list at NA WCQ, or Finn Bakewell's 2nd place list at UK WCQ. Last year, Zekias Shah got top 64 at YCS Utrecht with Magicians, and repeated this success recently at YCS Milan, finishing top 16. Rohan Thomas also piloted this deck to a top 32 finish at YCS Niagara. The main deck provided is actually card-for-card what Zekias ran at YCS Milan More recently, Dablessin Wilson finished top 32 at YCS Chicago with an interesting build using the Phantom Knight engine to rank-up into Kali Yuga on the opponent's turn. You can watch his deck profile here Another successful variant lately has been incorporating the Guardragons, as Darkwurm lets you go into Elpy which facilitates Guardragon plays involving monsters like Amorphage Goliath to lock your opponent out of the game. The general lack of handtraps in the main means that this deck can struggle going second against combo decks A Tier Strong decks, but limited either by a lack of access to powerful staples or by the natural ceiling of the deck. You could still easily get your regional invite with one of these decks on a good day. Price: 75+ Price breakdown Floaty control deck with 4 maindeck Prank-Kids that all float into any other Prank-Kid when used for a Link or Fusion summon Their Link and Fusion monsters all tribute as cost, oftentimes allowing them to avoid common types of disruption like Sky Striker Mecha - Widow Anchor or Infinite Impermanence Famously piloted by Dinh-Kha Bui to an astonishing 1st place victory at YCS Milan earlier this year Yes, the deck is actually good - it has a strong matchup vs Sky Striker and pure Thunder Dragon, though it struggles more against Danger! combo decks and trap-heavy decks Surprisingly enough, Borrelsword Dragon is not required for this deck to OTK, as it has several ways of putting out over 8000 damage on board using entirely in-archetype means. The January banlist was a huge blow to oppressive combo decks like Rhongo turbo, which were one of Prank-Kids' worst matchups. On the other hand, the introduction of Salamangreat is an indirect blow to Prank-Kids, as a Salamangreat player that is familiar with the Prank-Kid matchup generally has a huge advantage. Price: 75-100 Price breakdown Tribute summon based deck with monsters that can be summoned by tributing Continuous Spell/Trap cards Can run a very low monster count and doesn't require handtraps or an Extra Deck Runs an obscene amount of draw power Has strong matchups against almost every deck due to how many floodgates it can easily run, but struggles to deal with backrow hate Reprinting of Card of Demise in Duel Power means that budget players can more or less play this deck at full power Floodgates are customizable based on your current meta - for instance, Rivalry/Gozen were the premier floodgates a few months ago but are not run anymore due to their ineffectiveness against Salamangreat. The current prevalence of Thunder Dragon has pushed Draco out of the meta somewhat, as Draco tends to struggle with clearing most Thunder Dragon boards Price: 75+ Price breakdown Control deck with incredible recursion and the ability to come back from almost no resources The build shown is more of a generic list playing solid cards that cover multiple matchups. There are 3 empty slots, and that's because you can specialize your list based on deck demographics at your locals - for example, you could build for the Sky Striker matchup, maindecking Secret Village of the Spellcasters and Heavy Storm Duster. The deck is powerful and topped almost every YCS between the release of Multifaker and the Soulburner structure deck, with the exception of the recent YCS Chicago. They also recently took their first YCS win at YCS Sydney, with Onur Gezer piloting the deck. Since the release of Salamangreat, Altergeist have fallen off the face of the competitive scene, as Salamangreat are largely a superior control deck. One of the few decks that are capable of using the newly released Pot of Extravagance with very little risk, though Extravagance is currently sitting at around 50 at the time of this update Budget players are most hurt by a lack of Infinite Impermanence, Evenly Matched, and Trap Trick, but the deck is still rather potent without these cards The release of Duel Power in April will reprint the first two cards and likely make them more affordable, though whether they'll be accessible for budget players remains to be seen The formerly high price points of Meluseek and Multifaker were a deterrent to budget players early on after FLOD release, but their prices have both dropped substantially since then. Vulnerable to Evenly Matched, Red Reboot, Denko Sekka, and backrow hate in general Price: 75+ Price breakdown Backrow-heavy control style deck that is extremely versatile and interactive Improved by the addition of power cards like Trap Trick and Card of Demise Taken to a top 32 finish at YCS Columbus and a top 8 finish at YCS Mexico City, and notably also finished 3rd at YCS Niagara Can easily customize its main deck to deal with the meta, such as running Mistake in the main for Sky Strikers The current meta is not very kind to Paleo, as one of Paleo's biggest strengths was its ability to run both Rivalry and Gozen with basically zero repercussions. Currently, Salamangreat is also unaffected by both floodgates, and to a lesser extent even some viable combo decks aren't as hurt by Rivalry/Gozen as decks like Gouki were in the past. Consider some different Trap cards if your locals environment sees a lot of Salamangreat players. B Tier Like the above category, but generally weaker, less consistent, and/or impacted harder by a lack of access to a certain card(s. Price: 75-100 Price breakdown Linear combo deck with a very scary boss monster that can be extremely frustrating to out Qliphort Genius helps trigger your ABC pieces and makes it easier to pull off a turn 1 Buster, while also serving as an out to problematic monsters or floodgates in some scenarios Provided build is a more backrow-heavy variant that plays more Gadgets and lots of Trap Cards, similar to the decklist that Calvin Tahan piloted to a top 32 finish at YCS Atlanta in early 2018. Calvin more recently placed 3rd at YCS Chicago with ABC, showing that the deck can still perform at highly competitive levels Also potent is a going second build utilizing cards like Evenly Matched and a larger suite of handtraps, but this is significantly less budget-friendly A more combo-heavy variant involving Dangers is also quite strong, though the good Danger! monsters are all unfriendly to budget players. ABC is receiving several indirect support cards in the near future, such as Platinum Gadget in the upcoming set, Duel Power Struggles against Ghost Reaper & Winter Cherries, though most players are no longer playing Buster as a Cherries target Price: 50+ Price breakdown Aggressive OTK deck with arguably the best Rank 4 engine currently in the game, which in turn grants it effortless access to Outer Entity Azathot. Azathot can be used during your own turn to secure OTKs, or can be made during the opponent's turn with the Phantom Knight engine to shut them out of all of their monster effects, letting you OTK next turn. Raphael Neven took 1st place with this deck at YCS Chicago, playing a higher Danger! count but nothing too expensive outside of that, surprisingly enough The playstyle is simple - you make Azathot to stop your opponent's handtraps and whatnot, and/or make Tiger King to negate any troublesome monsters on the board like Thunder Dragon Colossus. Kaleido Chick then dumps Panther Dancer from the Extra Deck to the GY, then you use Lunalight Wolf to summon Lunalight Leo Dancer and swing for massive (and usually lethal) damage Wolf is usually first sent to the GY by either Chick or Curious, then recovered to the hand with Black Sheep. A disadvantage of the budget build is that the only affordable Danger! card is Mothman, meaning that access to Curious is substantially more difficult. Players who do not wish to imitate Raphael's decklist and playstyle might be more comfortable with a more "standard" build of Lunalight, which would run a higher Lunalight count in both the main and extra, as well as cards like Polymerization, Lunalight Fusion, and Lunalight Blue Cat. Raphael's YCS win will probably have shifted a lot more attention to this deck, meaning that players will be prepared for it. This could be a deterrent if you're looking to pick up this deck. Price: 100+ Price breakdown Deck that chips away at your opponent's LP with Trickstars, while using floodgates, backrow, and handtraps to defeat the opponent Trickstars are a flexible deck and can also choose to forgo a control-based playstyle in favor of a more aggressive one often running strong going-second cards like Mind Control and Evenly Matched Trickstar won YCS Sao Paolo, won by Henrique Nascimento, playing the pure variant. Ping Xiao also claimed an impressive 2nd place finish at YCS London, running the Sky Striker engine. The deck also has various other tops across the year. Players with more resources or access to staples can greatly improve the power plays this deck has; for instance, the Droll+Reincarnation combo, access to Borrelsword Dragon, etc Like Altergeist, Trickstars are also one of the few decks that are capable of using Pot of Extravagance. Trickstar also got another piece of support in SAST in the form of Trickstar Corobane, which around 11 and gives a small boost to the deck's damage output Players with access to Engage can also run a small Sky Striker engine, giving this deck access to powerful Link monsters without having to rely on Scapegoat. Access to Widow Anchor also improves the Thunder Dragon matchup, which can be difficult otherwise. Price: 100 Price breakdown Lost World Dinos are a slower, control variant of Dinosaurs piloted to a YCS Prague top by Georg Scherer in SPYRAL format and more recently taken to a top 64 finish at this year's NA WCQ by Ryan Gaskins Ultimate Conductor Tyranno is a formidable boss monster and can help the deck OTK out of nowhere, while being immensely problematic for many decks to out Lost World can give this deck a leg up against Sky Strikers, but the matchup can be close to impossible without it Soul Fusion gave this deck a few more toys to play with, including the Dinowrestler package. You can send World Dino Wrestling with Foolish Burial Goods for immediate access to Pankratops or Systegosaur Foolish Burial Goods is doubly useful for its ability to send Survival's End, which becomes a quick-effect disrupt on your opponent's turn. Easily incorporates more engines: The True King engine provides speed and power going first or second and is significantly more affordable with BLRR reprinting Dragonic Diagram. This variant won ARG Boston in July 2018, piloted by Jarrod Randolph. The Shaddoll engine gives you strong plays going second against decks that use the Extra Deck, and has proven to be the strongest addition to Dinosaurs. This variant has also become much more affordable with both Shaddoll Fusion and El Shaddoll Winda receiving reprints in SHVA. Another tech choice from Soul Fusion is the card Token Collector, which has crazy combo potential when paired with Lost World. Dinosaurs are also notoriously bricky Price: 100+ Price breakdown Versatile control-based Graveyard toolbox deck that used to be known for its amazing grind game, but now is generally played more as an aggressive OTK Link spam deck. Gained a notable amount of attention lately after Thomas Rose piloted a Sekka BA list to 1st place at UK Nats last year Later piloted to a shocking amount of success post-September banlist, getting 2nd at the 200th YCS in Utrecht and winning the 200th YCS in Mexico City, then later seeing a fair amount of success at YCS Niagara and YCS London. Since then, the deck has somewhat fallen off the competitive radar, and was severely hurt by the banning of Fairy Tail - Snow on the January 2019 banlist. Despite this, many well-known BA players are still making the deck work and have seen regional-level success One interesting variant that has seen some regional-level success is the EARTH variant of BA, playing Block Dragon and cards like Power Giant. The idea is to use Block Dragon to control your GY and allow Orbital Hydralander to resolve, like a weaker version of what Fairy Tail - Snow provided before it was banned. Here is one deck profile that bubbled YCS Chicago. If the Sekka variant is not to your liking, the deck readily incorporates other engines with Phantom Knights being the most common Orcust BA is another variant that has seen regional-level success, with Orcusts enabling access to a lot of Link material while having synergy with the milling that BA tends to do The release of Cherubini in Dark Neostorm might be greatly beneficial to this deck, though there is a lot of debate among BA players as to how much Cherubini actually helps out Benefits greatly from expensive staple cards such as Knightmare Unicorn and Borrelsword Dragon, particularly the Sekka variant shown which generally utilizes Borrelsword Dragon to consistently OTK. Without Borrelsword, the deck is substantially weaker. Dante's reprint in the Legendary Hero Decks helped lower this deck's price point substantially, though the most powerful version tends to use Danger! monsters as well as the aforementioned Borrelsword Dragon, and is quite expensive. C Tier Decks in this category have the capability to be just as good as the ones above at times, but often tend to suffer from multiple problems including consistency and power. Price: 25-100 Price breakdown Ridiculously aggressive OTK deck that can hit for over 10, 000 damage with one attack Focuses on Link climbing into Crusadia Equimax, which can reach ludicrous amounts of ATK and have all battle damage it inflicts be doubled The core itself is dirt cheap, with Equimax being the only actual Crusadia card that costs over 1 There are a variety of ways to effectively build this deck Notably, the Guardragon variant has been the most successful, with Crusadia Guardragon taking 2 spots in the top cut at YCS Chicago. This variant aims to go first instead of second, and can set up multiple negate boards through the Guardragon Extra Deck monsters. While this is the strongest version, budget players will find cards like Borreload Savage Dragon and Saryuja Skull Dread to be out of their price range. The build shown uses Mekk-Knights to pump out more consistent damage and to act as somewhat of a secondary win condition. However, cards like Mekk-Knight Purple Nightfall and Pot of Desires can drive up the price point fairly quickly. Players with access to Engage can run a larger Sky Striker engine; even players without Engage can toss in a copy of Hornet Drones for an instant Link 2 Multiple copies of Iblee can also be used to give the opponent a monster and OTK more easily by link climbing with Mermaid Black Garden is also extremely potent in the maindeck as a way to facilitate OTKs while also shutting down Sky Striker Price: 100-150 Price breakdown Column-based deck that likes to go second Invoked engine is very consistent and Mechaba is an annoying boss monster Mekk-Knights add power to an otherwise slow deck and help push for damage while also acting as LIGHT monsters in grave to summon Mechaba Less budget options include Borrelsword Dragon and the Sky Striker engine Unbanning of Super Polymerization gives this deck a fun new tool to play with - note the inclusion of Predaplant Dragostapelia as a countermeasure against Thunder Dragon, against which this deck struggles Price: 100 Price breakdown Aggro deck with big beaters that toolboxes from the graveyard while controlling the enemy's grave Piloted to a top 8 finish at the Oceanic WCQ by Jon Lowbridge with a list nearly identical to the one provided, and more recently finished top 16 at ARG Hartford earlier this year sporting a very compact Infernoid monster count while playing 3 copies of Trap Trick Lair of Darkness gives this deck incredibly powerful disruption by allowing it to tribute your opponent's monsters for cost, on your opponent's turn The list provided is designed to go second, though you may want to run more handtraps if your locals are particularly combo-heavy Also possible is a going first variant maxing on Void Feast and possibly even playing Lilith, Lady of Lament Price: 75-150 Price breakdown Combo-heavy Link deck that is very good at going second due to the board-breaking power of SPYRAL Tough and Super Agent Still capable of performing well at events even after multiple direct and indirect banlist hits, as shown by Faisal Khan's top 64 with SPYRAL at YCS Columbus Helix into Plan into Sleeper is still immediately game against a TON of decks, and Sleeper remains an enormously troublesome boss monster Even Tough + Last Resort can be difficult for many decks to get over Knightmare Unicorn allows the deck to combo even when opening Resort, putting it back into the deck to later be searched by Master Plan. However, its price point may be prohibitive for players on an extreme budget. Shuffle Reborn is a much cheaper but much less consistent alternative to Knightmare Unicorn The most successful recent variant runs a large suite of Danger! monsters to more effectively Link spam and get Master Plan on field, though this has lost some power with the banning of Galaxy Tomahawk. Such a build is still possible, as Dangers grant easy access to Curious, and even cards like Mecha Phantom Beast Dracossack can be considered as board spam enablers. Super Budget (50ish range) A section reserved specifically for decks that can be built for super cheap. Even though this section is at the bottom, some of these decks could easily go in C or even B tier, such as: Price: 30-150 Price breakdown Deck built around the newest Structure Deck, which focuses on maintaining the Field Spell Zombie World and controlling the game with its boss monster, Doomking Balerdroch The build shown is a little pricier and incorporates things like the Shiranui engine, Ash Blossom, etc. A super-budget build would be constructed entirely from 3 copies of Structure Deck: Zombie Horde and would look something like this (build courtesy of Cimoooo's YouTube channel) costing around 30 As a generic Zombie deck, it easily incorporates other Zombie archetypes such as Shiranui, Vampires, Vendread, Mayakashi, etc Jeff Jones notably finished 8-2-1 playing Danger! Zombies at YCS Chicago, using a ton of Danger! monsters to draw into important cards like Gozuki and Shiranui Solitaire while also digging for Eradicator Epidemic Virus Price: 25-100 Price breakdown Potent OTK deck that can pump out an absurd amount of damage in one turn Most of the cards specific to the deck are dirt cheap and its price is mostly pushed higher by the inclusion of staple cards like Twin Twisters or Pot of Desires Had a surprising amount of success for such a simple and inexpensive deck even during full-power SPYRAL format, where it managed to top at a regional level as well as bubbling YCS Dallas If you do play Eater of Millions, make sure you run a full 15-card Extra Deck if for no other reason than to have fodder Price: 30-50 Price breakdown Control deck focused on Normal Monsters and Tokens combined with extremely good disruptive traps Extremely good bang for your buck - the deck is dirt cheap and can probably still win locals Doesn't need the Extra Deck Surprising amount of diversity in how it can be built, ranging from the Dino build, to the Beast-Warrior build, to incorporating Paleo, to the Sparkman meme build Most effective with Card of Demise and Heat Wave, which are both quite expensive (the former much more so) Price: 15-50 Price breakdown Deck that aims to win through burn damage Extremely good bang for your buck - the deck is dirt cheap and has topped YCS's before (albeit more expensive versions. Notably, Ryan Yu won the Dragon Duel World Championship in 2017 with Chain Burn Doesn't need the Extra Deck Strangely enough, the deck gets more effective the better its competition is, since cards like Secret Barrel and Balance of Judgment capitalize on how far ahead the opponent is Most effective with Card of Demise, which is quite expensive. However, the upcoming Card of Demise April reprint in Duel Power should help bring this card's price down a bit Deck can be difficult to win with when playing against someone who knows how to play vs. Chain Burn Limitation of Chain Strike on the May 2018 banlist is a blow to this deck, but Ring of Destruction coming back to 3 is nice and losing 1 Chain Strike doesn't matter too much for casual budget play. Honorable Mentions Cyber Dragon, Kozmo, Blue-Eyes, Zefra, Metaphys - Decks that are pretty decent but are sorta in limbo due to some expensive individual cards i. e. Cyber Emergency, Kozmojo, Alternative, etc, or just not performing well enough Mermails, Ritual Beast, World Chalice, Mekk Luna, Blackwings - combo-heavy decks that have had a decent amount of local/regional-level success over the last few months, mainly left out due to a combination of a high skill floor and a lack of results Evilswarm, Yosenju, Graydle Kaiju, Dinomist, Chain Beat, Monarchs, Ancient Gear, and much, much more - Unfortunately, there is not enough room to cover every single decent, super-cheap deck. That's basically it, I hope to keep this post updated for the foreseeable future. Feel free to leave any comments or suggestions and remember to smash that fuccin upvote button if you enjoyed this content.
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