KOG Blue-Eyes Deck by BlueDelta on Aug 26, 2020

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After some initial testing i decided to use Alternative Evolution instead of Ultimate Dragons, despite the latter having been buffed just recently for the following reasons:

Neo Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon and Blue-Eyes Twin Burst Dragon, feature no protection from destruction by card effect, banishment or immunity versus targeting effects, so they need a board clear of backrow to function properly.

Any sort of card removal will quickly remove them from the field, meaning you would have traded 3 or even 4 cards for 2 (assuming the opponent is using discard cost effect traps like Raigeki Break or Karma Cut). If they use sources like Raikiri or Vermillion Dragon Mech, it’s an even worse trade (free once per turn destruction or tuner banish from the Graveyard as a cost).

Blue-Eyes Alternative Dragon only stops having value once it has been literally removed from the game (banished). As long as it rests in the Graveyard, it can still be retrieved by using the corresponding effect of The White Stone of Ancients and used multiple times.

The main strategy with Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon is to use its destruction effect followed up by a Synchro Summon to bypass it being unable to attack that turn. Assuming you have BEWD in hand and Stone in the GY, you can bring it onto the field once more, as using the Skill Alternative Evolution does not conflict with the rule of Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon only allowed to be Special Summoned once per turn.

The following videos contain various footage of season 54, demonstrating all features of this version of the deck.

Triple Stone and Sage should be seen as core. Next up, you definitely want Spells and Traps with a discard cost, as it is a given synergy with Stone.

After some fine tuning i went with 2 instead of 3 Cards of Consonance to balance out the quantity of those Spells and Traps, plus it does nothing by itself and can increase the probability of Bricks instead of reducing them.

Spirit of White is still inside the main deck. It can easily bait out Cosmic Cyclones, plus many players don’t know about this card having the OCG ruling: In addition to taking no battle or effect damage your monsters are also safe from destruction by battle for the turn this card is used, especially helpful when you Normal Summoned Sage with Eyes of Blue to search Stone.

Cosmo Brain helps you to utilize Blue-Eyes White Dragon and Dragon Spirit of White in your hand, which would otherwise be completely dead. Like Cards of Consonance, it needs a specific card to be used, which is why i kept it at 1, but 2 are definitely a viable choice. Keeping one Blue-Eyes White Dragon in your hand is a good idea to allow multiple resummons of Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon.

Kiteroid is not mandatory, but i did not want to leave the Semi-Limited Slots blank. It proves to be good discard fodder for the corresponding traps as it can still trigger one protection from battle damage by direct attacks from the Graveyard and it helps in protecting your life points in addition to Hallowed Life Barrier.

Glow-Up Bulb is another prime candicate for traps with a discard cost. Another combo you can pull off is to Normal Summon it, then target it with Sage. Special Summon BEWD, transform it into Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon or Special Summon Dragon Spirit of White, then Special Summon it from the Graveyard and follow up with a Synchro Summon.

Vermillion Dragon Mech is mainly responsible for getting rid of backrow, especially Battle Traps like Wall of Disruption.

Blue-Eyes Spirit Dragon’s main focus is to stop crucial effect in your opponent’s Graveyard like Shirunai Spectralsword or various Witchcrafter monsters. It’s second effect allows you to dodge targeting effects and bring a different Light Dragon Synchro Monster onto the field.

If Dragon Spirit of White is in your Graveyard and your opponent placed (multiple) backrow, deliberately summoning Azure-Eyes Silver Dragon is an effective play to get rid of it. In theory you can summon it during your Draw Phase, but it is recommended to do so during your opponent’s end phase, so its protection effect gets through before newly placed backrow can be used, else you risk card removal getting chained to Azure’s effect.

The next challenge was to find viable backrow replacements for Raigeki Break and Karma Cut (which i lack, due not being interested in the Shirunai Archetype and getting duplicates of existing cards in the latest Selection Boxes).

Monster effects are all over the place, so Divine Wrath has a use in every Duel. Risks getting sniped off the field for no effect by Cosmic Cyclones, but can help immensely in disrupting your opponent’s plays if it gets through. If the opponent’s deck won’t contain CC (like Shirunai) it is a safe set for a Turn 1 play.

Hallowed Life Barrier proves to be an absolute MVP when going first. Set it with a Stone in hand and you are completely safe from OTK’s, plus you will get of a Special Summon in the end phase, with the option of getting rid of a backrow card if Dragon

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