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Nine Thoughts On The New Format, by Jason Grabher-Meyer
I'd like to take today to consolidate what I think are some beneficial thoughts about the current environment all in one place, so you can quickly absorb them and put them to work. First up, Lightsworn is dead.
Let's Build Deep Draw Dragons, by Jason Grabher-Meyer
While decks like Lightsworn and Zombies came out as the big losers from the new Advanced Format, there were some big winners too, and one of the biggest was Dragons. And believe me, it's impressive.
Regional Analysis and a Solution, by Eric Chornoby
I have said many times the top tier would be five or so decks at first. I hate to admit when my Meta predictions are wrong, but this time I was, but in the other direction. My analysis was far too conservative.
Budget Decks: Fifth Gadget, by Belgian Blue
With the format slowing down and Smashing Ground coming off the restricted list, the Fifth Gadget deck has everything it had at its peak again. My first weekend of testing was quite satisfactory.
Duelist Pack Collection Tin 2010, by Official Site News
Players wanting to Duel like a Champion will be rushing to get their hands on the latest release from Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc.: the Duelist Pack Collection Tin 2010.
Shonen Jump Championship Nashville 2010, by Kevin Cavanagh
Sometimes, like for top eight matches, you will know what you're playing against and other times you won't have that information to work with. This article is going to focus on hand analysis from SJ Nashville.
March 1st, Hit the Deck!, by Auraknight
Today were going to examine two decks one which we feel is a cert for tier one in the new format, and one which holds even more hidden potential than the Flamvell assault deck of our last blog.
Kato Wins SJ Nashville [Decklists!], by Official Site News
From Yugioh-card.com: Satoshi Kato has piloted his Lightsworn/Zombie Deck to victory in this tournament, defeating Adric High, who was also playing Lightsworn/Zombies!
The White Rock, The Black Rock, by Kevin Cavanagh
Choices. In the end, what is a better way to summarize Yu-Gi-Oh into a single word? Better yet, how do you summarize any competitive game better then that? When playing games, you ultimately make more choices then you might think.
The Budget Player: Machina Gadget, by Eric Chornoby
Gadgets obviously have a space in the new format due to it slowing down and new ban-list changes. A moment like this always brings new players to the game, and old players back.