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Greetings once again, friends and fans of The Organization from all over the globe. It’s time to do that weekly thing I plan to do where I provide information about winning Decks from our country. We are truly grateful for the support (or at least absence of expressive dissatisfaction), and I hope this gives a

Welcome back, it’s your neighborhood head-crushing OCG jadge person here again, this time bringing something a bit new to the feast. If all goes well, and if this gets received well by you guys, our valued readers, then this may become a weekly thing. I humbly thank the Organization for the opportunity to somehow showcase

If it came down to a vote, I am positive that a majority would pick WIND as the least impactful or successful Attribute in the current metagame. WATER got their Mermail, FIRE got their Fire Fist and Fire King, EARTH got Madolche (which get Anjelly on the horizon), LIGHT got Agents and Bujin, and DARK

Spellcasters have been one of the most supported types from the beginning of the game, due to Yugi running a Spellcaster, Dark Magician, as his ace monster. Also, the type has received 2 themed Structure decks, in tandem with tons of awesome support in Starter Decks. Now after tons of support has piled up, the scene is set

Everyone I know is pleased about how things have gone. The head judge in particular is elated: Oceania came out in force for its first YCS, and we hope to see more of them soon. The Organization has friends in far-flung places, boots on the ground at every backstage, and eyes and ears everpresent. We’ve

Congratulations to DSummon on winning the First Australian YCS!

With a total prize pool of 170 Dollars in raw store credit, you can bet these players were trying pretty hard.

Bobby Pickett said it the best when he wrote the following in 1962: He did the mash, he did the monster mash The monster mash, it was a graveyard smash He did the mash, it caught on in a flash He did the mash, he did the monster mash

What a great event!

Helping out the little guy.

Ever since the reveal of the Normal Spell, Dragon Shrine, I’ve always tried to make interesting deck variants combining it with Eclipse Wyvern in order to toolbox out whatever Level 7+ LIGHT or DARK Dragon I want at the low cost of using something to banish Wyvern. There are many ways to abuse this toolbox potential, from Hieratic builds

OCG Decklists for the first week of December

Introducing the archetype that holds a special place in my heart, the Chess Daemons! I’m positive you’ve heard of these little fiends before, I mean, who hasn’t? Introducing the only archetype to include multiple cards without the archetype name in their title, in addition to being one of the handful of archtypes released in the

Well, let’s list some LVAL themed Decks that might inspire you guys. 😉

Continuing my trend of covering strategies that gained a massive boost due to the recent release of LVAL in the OCG territories, it’s time to introduce the possible champion of a new era for some decks, a paladin that will set a high bar for future releases. Without further ado, let’s jump on board the

I hope you’re continuing to relegate your breathing, in….. and out….. It’s time for you to continue along your spiritual journey. If you did not get a chance to read my previous article on Heavenly Spirits, please take the time to do so by clicking here, because this article is an extension of that concept into

It’s time for another overview of a forgotten archetype, ignored ever since that lovely 5D’s story arc: the Dark Signers and their signature Earthbound Immortals. Sealed away 5000 years before by the Crimson Dragon, the Level 10 DARK monstrosities became locked in stone, represented by the Nazca Lines. They were eventually released in a scientific

Special Edition “Gogogo” & “Dododo” Deck Recipes (From KONAMI Staff) In today’s special feature, we’ll be covering Deck Recipes that use “Gogogo” and “Dododo” cards, that were made by KONAMI’s in-house Staff!

Shueisha’s website has revealed two tidbits about this month’s V-Jump!

10/06/2013 Shop Tournament Winner Deck: Inzektor Player: Miminga Small tournament, 24 players Monsters: 18 3 Inzektor Ladybug 3 Inzektor Centipede