Belgian Blue Posted December 20, 2007 Report Share Posted December 20, 2007 It's the return of the incredible, unstoppable two-turn demise !!! Sept 1st 2007 format ready. Enjoy. Monsters : 263x Demise, King of Armageddon3x Doom Dozer3x Great Maju Garzett2x metal Armored Bug 3x iron Blacksmith kotetsu3x manju of the Ten thousand Hands3x Senju of the Thousand hands2x Sonic Bird2x Insect Knight2x neo Bug Spells : 143x Advanced Ritual Art3x magical mallet3x Trade-In1x Swing of Memories1x Premature Burial1x Megamorph1x Heavy Storm1x Giant Trunade For those who weren't familiar with my original Art and Demise of the Iron blacksmith deck, its the ultimate combo deck. basically demise needs 4 cards to OTK. ARA, Demise, a 2800 monster on the field and something to double its ATK. To be theoretically certain you draw a card in your opening hand you need to run 7 copies in a 40 card deck. So for each of these combo pieces you need to make sure you total 7 or more cards or cards that can search those cards : 3x Demise + 3x Manju + 3x Senju = 93x ARA + 3 Manju + 2 Sonic Bird = 83x doom Dozer + 1x Premature Burial + 3x iron Blacksmith + swing = 83x iron Blacksmith + 1x Megamorph + 3x GMG = 7 Because reality doesn't always match theory triple mallet lets you shuffle back the cards you'd rather keep in your deck (normal monsters) to draw the ones you need. Triple trade in lets you ditch bugs or redundant demises or dozers to draw two more cards. You simply don't attack. Generally you will summon or set on turn one and two, and on turn two or three you should be able to drop demise, pay and get another 5600 ATK on the field for the OTK. If you happen to draw storm or trunade, its game 1 for you, no questions asked. its fast enough to win out game 2 against the side as well, but just in case it isn't, I generally pack a burn side for game 3. Enjoy. An idiot can play this deck and win with it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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