King of Game decks [Oct 2019]

A comment from Cradstache:

Because what's the point in playing if you're not having fun playing wild cards, and summoning a bean warrior and a duck in a cape?

Synchro Toolbox style deck using Fitting Room, Psychic Wheeleder, and other utility cards to summon Level 6 and 9 Synchros consistently, such as Crystron Quariongandrax, Vermillion Dragon Mech, and Archfiend's Call. Just a fun style of deck that I run in both Master Rules and Duel Links.

A comment from Eliminate :3:

Notes: This deck is super consistent. The only reason I'd lose was due to bad luck or because I messed up, but even that was rare.

I threw Arisen Gaia in there as a means of swapping out Silent Swordsman Lv 7. I didn't like the idea of a useless card in my hand.

Honestly, it really makes a worthwhile difference - thus the addition of Black Luster Soldier so I could take advantage of its effect.

Furthermore, I can't say this deck particularly struggled against any archetype (super versatile).

Make sure you know what these cards do and how their effects work though. I'd also say that Elemental Training is a necessity for big boy plays.

A comment from YT L Games:

This was an amazing month for my silent swordsman to reach the king of games!

The combos you can do with Keeper of Dragon Magic with this deck are as follows:

Summon Keeper, send Elemental Hero Neos to add Neos Fusion to Hans, then bring E hero Neos back from the grave, special summon swordsman, then play Neos fusion to get brave Neos and send ether bacon saver or shield warrior to the grave with Neos.

You can also send cards from your hand like bacon saver, shield warrior, silent sword slash to Fitch Neos fusion.

A comment from pasq:

Last month I saw some decks like this so I bought the 3rd copy of the structure deck and I tried myself. This deck is very powerful, you can negate spell, you can negate monster, you can negate trap, you can even negate opponent's negation! This deck can deal with anything, your only enemy is bricking (and SS lv7 loves to stay in your starting hand).

The best opening is with Silent Swordsman and Decider and this happen quite often since you have 3 copy of each and the skill. You need only a good counter to negate the opponent's monster effect.

I had some problem only with big monster on the field not using effect like blu eyes or cosmo brain. And this is why I inserted drowning (used only 1 time so can be replaced with any good trap).

Platinum 4 to KOG in 55 victories.

The main decision in every match is what to negate, negating the wrong card may cost the match.
Silent Sword Slash is devastating, Freed is useful and is light lv4 warrior so perfect for the skill.

I encountered mostly blue eyes, neos and desperado. Also some Magnets and Vendreads (a bad match-up with my previous decks and very good with this). Faced only two darklords and lost both because I went second and with a bad hand so I'm not sure about the match-up.

Solid and funny deck!

A comment from Lagaz:

I left during the era of tier 0 Six Sam and just came back to see this heavy nerf on them. Undeniably the most pressing drawback of Six Sam currently is their consistency. However, they are still a dominant threat in the current meta if properly set up.

The main reason why I run Canadia was that I hadn’t got access to World Legacy Clash. That being said, even after getting WLC I still decided to keep my Canadia due to 2 reasons.

One, there is a huge number of monster effects that effectively (pun intended) ignore WLC stat reduction (Red-eyes Slash Dragon, Darklords, Magician of Chaos, Fortune Lady Every, Berserkion and the list goes on). Canadia’s ability to flip them facedown is really disruptive to their combos and can keep you relatively safe to set up your board the next turn. While WLC stat reduction, the ability to save your samurais and synergy with Dual Wield are nice, especially against heavy beatstick deck like Blue-eyes, I just find them ineffective in dealing with the current meta that runs on monster effect.

Two, Canadia really saves your *ss when you heavily brick, for example when you don’t even draw a single monster on turn one. It can help you stall until the moment you get the destiny draw like anime heroes, unlike WLC which is useless if there is no monster on your field in the first place. One bonus point is that very few people expect Canadia these days, so I did catch many off-guard, as they only expected WLC and Dual Wield in Six Sam decks.

I do acknowledge that Canadia has its own limitation and that’s also why they are not a staple as they used to be; nevertheless, they still pack a punch and can carry you to KOG if used well.

A comment from YamiNoGame:

I would like to share with you the deck that I used to reach the KOG rank on this month. The skillset is Beatdown.

It's a Six Samurai Deck with some anti-meta cards, like shadow imprisoning mirror and Debunks, that is very useful against Darklords, Vendread, Desperado Barrel Dragon and Sphere Kuriboh.

Shi En, equipped with Power of the Guardians, is a great combo because it cannot be destroyed and its ATK increases every attack, ensuring it to destroy the opponent's strongest monsters.

A comment from kiL:

This list is kinda different from the base Six Sam because I dont run Dual Wield, I tried to play as aggressive as I could, using cards like Asceticism to bring out Synchro material from the deck and always flooding my board with Six Sam and using Enishi, Hand, and Rihan to serve as removal in the place of Dual Wield.

With Asceticism, you're never out of options. Don't have a tuner? Use it on Legendary Secret to bring out Genba and now you have an Lv 6 Synchro. Don't have card removal? Use it on Kageki when he's on steroids (1700 ATK) to bring out Enishi. Want Fuma out on the field? Use it on Kageki before steroids (200 ATK). You get the idea.

A comment from NoDanger:

Neos engine good in combo with return, and fusion is a good top deck. Shien and Brave neos good first turn board.

A comment from Dr.Agon:

Here you have pretty clean and f2p 6 sams deck, not much to explain, just play around Kageki and double-edged sword, also remember to abuse kizarus searching power.

A comment from Joaquin:

I think is the most reliable deck I've used to reach kog , it's the only deck with a 15-0 record four/five times in my kog history. Shadow-Imprisoning Mirror helps you against Desperado and dark Lords but in my run to kog I only set it once against six Samurais and it got destroyed I will replace with another Spellbook of the master.

A comment from C-G Awan:

Its Silent Spellbook with crystal engine, prepare to brick a lot.

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