King of Game decks [June 2019]

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A comment from [NS] PIKAA:

Sazank and Meister for counter blue eyes.

A comment from Sithari:

one turn kills are coming back into the meta strong this season. Luckily for Ancient Gear, we have incredible otk potential. I switched between 1 and 2 fortresses in legend 3, wall of d is optional but in this current meta 3 attack position monsters is quite common. DMF is a great card overall but especially for neos and cyberdark, shuts them down if you can safely bait out the direct attack. worst matchup is by far yubel, but subterrors and turn 1 shi-en’s can be fierce. timing on fortress to AGRD summon is the most important factor in securing the one turn kill.

A comment from D-D-D-D-Duel:

I decided to use surprise present instead of middle age mechs to be less predictable and to challenge myself a little. It helps with a few things like giving your opponent a card to double cyclone if they don't set any back row and to clog up your opponents field by giving them a fortress. You still get the graveyard effect if you destroy fortress when it's on your opponents sure of the field.

A comment from Zac:

Claw of Hermos makes White Stone and Silver’s Cry live. There were a few times where I equipped Dragon Sword onto a Sphere Kuriboh, White Stone, or Snipe Hunter and attacked for game. It’s also great mid-late game for some insane attack boosts to give you the win in just one attack over basically any boss monster.

A comment from Excalibur:

The solid dragon did wonders, people neglect it so much that they don't even know what it does and how powerful it could be in certain situations. With White Stones, it becomes easy to summon it straight from the deck and negate monsters and it can easily switch into a BEWD whenever any effect activates.

A comment from Spiido:

This was one of my decks that I played at WCS this year and that made me stand in the top 500 in my region. I got to be in the 100 and hit 40k points so it shows that this deck showed some potential.

I faced a player on the second day of the second phase and was the inspiration to mount this deck until I reached the final version. And if seen in a different way, this deck is "Free to Play" showing that a little creativity can give curious results.

As we can see is a deck of Blue Eyes but using a little help from the archetype Koa'ki Meiru. To reduce the risk of brick, this deck has only 2 Blue Eyes and 2 Dragon Spirit of White so these cards stay on the deck to be activated in some way using The White Stone of Ancients. (Trying to focus on raw power, summon Blue Eyes White Dragon. Deal with backroll, use Spirit.) If by chance these cards came into your hand, you can use Ancient Rules to help, even in the first round. (Another tip: It is ideal to use the Spirit and have a Blue Eyes on hand to guarantee a defense. Later I will tell you a certain card that helps in this process.)

The Melody of Awakening Dragon has the sole function of finding Maximus and a Blue Eyes and becomes perfect to be used along with The White Stone of Ancients. Speaking of combo with stone, Koa'Ki Meiru Ice can also be used for this purpose besides use to get rid of some cards that may become worthless in your hand to destroy monsters.

Keeper of Shrine can also be used with the Koa'ki quoted above as well as being another good defense, since Maximus is a dragon and its effect will be activated in the same way. Another utility is to act as a recharge species to use the Ice effect more often or try to summon one of the dragons again.

I believe the makes the deck be a bit unique is use of Chaos Hunter, properly to deal with Subterror and Metaphys and can also be used with stone being a surprise factor to deal with these two decks. Talking about these meta decks and other variants like Samurai, the Skill Sealed Tombs needs to be used in the right time, preferably to end duels or to try to stop some combo that deals with the graveyard.

Syncros can also be used to take advantage of the White Stone effect, just be careful to use this cautiously to deal with the Vermillion Dragon Mech effect.

The rest of the advice will depend on the skill of the player keeping in mind the essence of Koa'ki Neos and the deck of pure Blue Eyes. I did not know this version, but it is typical in these tournaments to appear something new and unexpected (Sylvan with Gift, KC Bling, Thunder Control among other things.) so I believe that soon many players will know this deck through more experienced players in some way.

A comment from Kaiju_EX:

• Offerings to doom really help a lot, especially to shut down Subterror and red eyes.
• Replaced 2 Sphere Kuriboh with Koa’ki Meiru Maximus and iron core of Koa’ki Meiru.

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