This is the Quest for the Perfect Deck. Some say it is impossible. Before you agree with them you must ask yourself, does being perfect mean the deck never loses, or that it is perfect for the duelist that uses it?

If you answered with the second option, then I invite you to join me in my quest!
If you answered with the first option, well why are you still reading?

Anyways I just recently started this quest. I am looking for a deck that is perfect for me. Now I am only one person, with only one mind! So if you have any ideas on decks that might be my perfect deck, please let me know your suggestions.

If you would like to join me in my quest check around for deck ideas, deck types, anything that will inspire you to make different decks. A perfect deck for each duelist exists, now its our responsibility to find it. Are YOU up to the challenge?

I've always had this strange fascination for LockDown Decks (be it SpellCaster's Village, Naturia LockDown, Dark Sigmorgh, etc etc etc), but I also love decks that have the ability to spam and swarm and control the monster end of the field.

So far, the only thing that I could think of is my PsyTuria LockDown (Psychic Naturia), but it's still in the testing stages. I'd post a decklist, but I don't think that this is what this thread is asking for....

Its actually not a bad deck either. Deffinitely an idea i should try out in the near future.

It's not half bad, with the right hand (so far the only dead draws I can find is drawing no monsters at all, or only drawing tuners). But it needs to be a tad more consistent to my style.

i like swarming like samurai swarming and karakuri classic swarming i also like the destructive force of the BUGZ ^^

Eh those dont show much skill at all. I like to show skill so karakuri and six sams arent for me.

lol
um maybe six sam doesnt but a pure karakuri deck not the stupid mix but pure karakuri does need skill

Only if you aren't experienced, combos are easy, and setup is too

Six Sams (especially the Shi-En Rush) takes no skill at all. It's fairly automatic and horribly easy to understand.

Karakuris (even the strict-Karakuri build) is really only a combination of 9-12 monster cards (excluding the extra deck) that is also fairly easy to learn, understand, and use. Not as automatic as Six Sams (or as "skill-less") but its certainly not a "skilled duelist only" deck.

i think you would like to try a combo of darkworld-infernities. extremely difficult to pull off, but if you build it just right, it becomes infallible, but still fun to use.

Vaktaeru wrote:

i think you would like to try a combo of darkworld-infernities. extremely difficult to pull off, but if you build it just right, it becomes infallible, but still fun to use.

I have a Fabled/Infernity deck that I've been working on for a while. Ran out of room to make it chaos, though.

Perfect deck for me? I'm not going to put specifics, but you gotta have...
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DW anything doesnt interest me...
This quest isn't turning out how it was supposed to lol

in my deck shop i get an idea of gemini spellcaster , was a little annoying to do but finish when i use the deck it was really fun to use ^^

You couldve just mentioned the deck and not the shop. I wonder if anyone actually understands the post xD

It's just him advertising, Zart.

amazoness anyone?

honestly the perfect deck isnt in anyone elses opinion... YOU yourself need to ask these questions:

Do i like swarm, control, or aggro decks?

Do i have an idea of a deck id like to use?

do i wish to use a commonly played deck or something on my own?

dont say i want to use a deck thats skill. thats straight bull shit six sams takes skill too. the deck isnt totally autoplay ive been playing them for years and theyre still pretty skill based depending what your hand is and how you play it out.

my playstyles are both swarm and control. i use Elemental Heros for control and ovbiously Six sams to swarm as well as wind ups.

now zart this should help you find the perfect deck

Shenron you might have a teacher status here, but trust me, I know what I'm doing.
I already asked myself those questions. And I know exactly how to use six-sams, just like wind-ups. Its auto-pilot if you are a skilled duelist.

Madolche is and allways will be my favorite deck =3 Its just friggin awesome to beat someone with candy that I allways find myself drawn back to making the deck better so it can take on the evil powers of meta XD

Mix it with spellbooks deadly combo

I use prophecy lol
But the madolche, and madolche spellbooks sound cool

sound cool cant wait to see it ^^

zart maybe after you make the deck post it in here so we all help in making it better

Mouzou i think i can manage a deck without you, i do have over 110 decks

Autopilot, autopilot, autopilot. Because duels are one player.
The only autopilot I can ever see is a solitaire deck like Magical Explosion FTK, Exodia, and any other that doesn't care what your opponent plays.
If you're arguing that Six Samurai is autopilot, then you're viewing the deck as in "you know all the combos and your good to go".
The game isn't one person. You aren't just going - Gate, Kageki, Kagemusha, Kizan, Kizan, Kizan, Kizan, Kizan, and so on so forth. If you like autopilot go grab an FTK. If you run Six Sams like it is autopilot, you're going to hit a warning/torrential/judgment/compulse and you're going to be sitting there chewing your hand off.
"Just summon Rabbit and go for Laggia." And what? You're opponent is just going to let you do that? Why would they "let you" do anything. If your opponent has no answers then fine, it's autopilot from there. But isn't that every deck if you want to put it that way? You always have a win condition that you're going to follow, an optimal condition. Sure you could poke to death but is that a deviation from autopilot according to your own definition of playing solitaire? No, because your opponent isn't responding to the poke.

tl;dr There are two people in a duel. There is always a chance of response. Don't give me that bullshit that combos make a deck autopilot because every deck has a certain optimal combo the deck is built on (disregarding anti-meta). Response/timing/anything else, anything that has interaction with the opponent, is going to require skill. Exodia game 2 still has to think of what the opponent is going to play.