Azure-Eyes deck

Extra Deck(12):
Ally of Justice Catastor
Azure-Eyes Silver Dragon x3
Daigusto Emeral
Divine Dragon Knight Felgrand
Hieratic Sun Dragon Overlord of Heliopolis
Lavalval Chain
Number 107: Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon
Number 40: Gimmick Puppet of Strings
Number 46: Dragluon
Thunder End Dragon
Monsters(20):
Alexandrite Dragon x3
Blue-Eyes White Dragon x3
Effect Veiler x2
Maiden with Eyes of Blue x3
Red-Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon
Red-Eyes Wyvern
Rescue Rabbit
Shining Angel x2
Decoy Dragon
Darkflare Dragon
Eclipse Wyvern
Lightpulsar Dragon
Spells(14):
Dark Hole
Dragon Shrine x2
Forbidden Dress x2
Forbidden Lance x2
Mystical Space Typhoon x2
One for One
Silver’s Cry x3
Foolish Burial
Traps(6):
Compulsory Evacuation Device
Dimensional Prison x2
Solemn Warning
Torrential Tribute
Fiendish Chain

Now this is something I always wanted a BEWD deck.

Blit's deck is quite decent so I suggest learning something from it. That should get you going.

Centrik wrote:

Now this is something I always wanted a BEWD deck.

Blit's deck is quite decent so I suggest learning something from it. That should get you going.

Centrik, provide actual criticism next time. Sheesh.

This is hard to read in it's present state, and I'm in school right now.

If you wait until this evening (GMT -, I'll give you some pointers on your deck. But before then, if you could provide a screenshot of your deck, that would help me provide criticism.

I actually did that to bump the topic for you to help. I to be honest don't know anything about BEWD.

Bit Cloudz wrote:

This deck is just horrendous. First off you can take out Laval Chain; I run blue-eyes IRL and don't find a need for it. Take out 40 and 46 and add in an Armades, Black Rose, and Sacred Wyvern (and/or Star Eater) Also you could add a queen dragun as well if you want.

Here's my deck build for Azure/Blue-Eyes feel free to use it for inspiration for your own azure build. ^^

this deck is good but the only change would be
-1 trade in
+1 advanced draw

BlackWarGreymon wrote:

Bit Cloudz wrote:

This deck is just horrendous. First off you can take out Laval Chain; I run blue-eyes IRL and don't find a need for it. Take out 40 and 46 and add in an Armades, Black Rose, and Sacred Wyvern (and/or Star Eater) Also you could add a queen dragun as well if you want.

Here's my deck build for Azure/Blue-Eyes feel free to use it for inspiration for your own azure build. ^^

this deck is good but the only change would be
-1 trade in
+1 advanced draw

Naito Raizu wrote:

Centrik wrote:

Now this is something I always wanted a BEWD deck.

Blit's deck is quite decent so I suggest learning something from it. That should get you going.

Centrik, provide actual criticism next time. Sheesh.

This is hard to read in it's present state, and I'm in school right now.

If you wait until this evening (GMT -, I'll give you some pointers on your deck. But before then, if you could provide a screenshot of your deck, that would help me provide criticism.

https://scontent-b-sjc.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-frc3/t1.0-9/10167999_660611073974644_35015483522098379_n.jpg
This is the best I can do the the "screenshot" of my Azure-Eyes Deck unmodified by the comments, for now.

Bit Cloudz wrote:

BlackWarGreymon wrote:

Bit Cloudz wrote:

This deck is just horrendous. First off you can take out Laval Chain; I run blue-eyes IRL and don't find a need for it. Take out 40 and 46 and add in an Armades, Black Rose, and Sacred Wyvern (and/or Star Eater) Also you could add a queen dragun as well if you want.

Here's my deck build for Azure/Blue-Eyes feel free to use it for inspiration for your own azure build. ^^

this deck is good but the only change would be
-1 trade in
+1 advanced draw

I'll give it a try. ouo

At games that last more (and BE decks tend to sent BEWD to the grave soon) trade in can be a dead draw

eheroruler wrote:

Naito Raizu wrote:

Centrik wrote:

Now this is something I always wanted a BEWD deck.

Blit's deck is quite decent so I suggest learning something from it. That should get you going.

Centrik, provide actual criticism next time. Sheesh.

This is hard to read in it's present state, and I'm in school right now.

If you wait until this evening (GMT -, I'll give you some pointers on your deck. But before then, if you could provide a screenshot of your deck, that would help me provide criticism.

https://scontent-b-sjc.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-frc3/t1.0-9/10167999_660611073974644_35015483522098379_n.jpg
This is the best I can do the the "screenshot" of my Azure-Eyes Deck unmodified by the comments, for now.

Ya drop wyvern, all the shining angels and rescue rabbit

And you don't need 3 roars of the silver dragon
btw fill the side and extra deck

Okay, let's do this piece by piece.

Monsters:

You run
3x Alexandrite Dragon
3x Blue-Eyes Dragon
1x Dark Flare Dragon
1x Eclipse Wyvern
1x A card I don't know
1x LightPulsar Dragon
2x Effect Veiler
3x Maiden with Eyes of Blue
1x Red-Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon
1x Red-Eyes Wyvern
1x Rescue Rabbit
2x Shining Angel

What I recommend.

-Alexandrite Dragon, Shining Angel, and Rescue Rabbit are all bad for this deck. Alexandrite Dragon is a Normal Monster, and the only Normal Monster in the deck should be Blue-Eyes. Shining Angel does not benefit you, because it's effect could result in extra damage, and Rescue Rabbit just isn't worth it. If you're running Rescue Rabbit, you need to do it a deck where the levels of monsters in the Main Deck don't reach up past 4.

-As for the card I don't know, I'd suggest ditching it, unless you can provide me an explanation on how the card is beneficial.

-Dark Flare Dragon is not a bad card, I'll admit. However, there are better cards for this deck, so I suggest getting rid of it.

-Add in Black Luster Soldier-Envoy of the Beginning. It's a great boss monster for this deck, because you'll have so many LIGHT and DARK monsters. It's pretty much a free 3000 ATK beater with an effect that will leave your opponents grovelling on the ground. Don't pass it up.

-Searching for Blue-Eyes is always a must for this deck. Throw in a couple of White Stone of Legend. You'll be able to dispose of it quickly if you can't make use of it, and it's a Tuner Monster, so why not abuse it?

-Red-Eyes Wyvern needs another copy. Getting that Red-Eyes Darkness Metal back on the field once it's dead is a MUST. It's effect is great for the deck, and 2800 ATK is something that most monsters that one can quickly pull out of the Extra Deck can't surpass. Hell, the monsters in many decks don't even reach 2800 ATK.

-Dark Storm Dragon is a great card. Absolutely, positively, without a doubt, a great card. This monster can be used with Dragon Shrine to pull two monsters out of the Main Deck and into the Graveyard, because, since it's a Gemini Monster, it's counted as a Normal Monster. How cool is that? Since it's DARK as well, this card can be pulled out, alongside a Blue-Eyes White Dragon, which is LIGHT, to set up the Graveyard for a quickly BLS summons. Plus, reviving the card with Red-Eyes is devastating to the opponent.

-Divine Dragon Apocralyph is another great card for the deck. This DARK monster can ditch a monster from your hand to recover a Dragon-Type monster from the Graveyard. It's a Monster Reincarnation every turn you have it on the field, and, it helps set up your Graveyard for the summons of cards such as LightPulsar and BLS.

-Summoner Monk works well in this deck, will the ability to pull out Divine Dragon or Eclipse Wyvern whenever you chose. Ditching a Spell from hand isn't a big deal, 'specially when it's Silver Cry or Dragon Shrine. Plus, being DARK, this card again, helps set up your Graveyard for a free BLS.

I'll review your other stuff later.

decoy dragon is the one you didnt know

Naito Raizu wrote:

Okay, let's do this piece by piece.

Monsters:

You run
3x Alexandrite Dragon
3x Blue-Eyes Dragon
1x Dark Flare Dragon
1x Eclipse Wyvern
1x A card I don't know
1x LightPulsar Dragon
2x Effect Veiler
3x Maiden with Eyes of Blue
1x Red-Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon
1x Red-Eyes Wyvern
1x Rescue Rabbit
2x Shining Angel

What I recommend.

-Alexandrite Dragon, Shining Angel, and Rescue Rabbit are all bad for this deck. Alexandrite Dragon is a Normal Monster, and the only Normal Monster in the deck should be Blue-Eyes. Shining Angel does not benefit you, because it's effect could result in extra damage, and Rescue Rabbit just isn't worth it. If you're running Rescue Rabbit, you need to do it a deck where the levels of monsters in the Main Deck don't reach up past 4.

-As for the card I don't know, I'd suggest ditching it, unless you can provide me an explanation on how the card is beneficial.

-Dark Flare Dragon is not a bad card, I'll admit. However, there are better cards for this deck, so I suggest getting rid of it.

-Add in Black Luster Soldier-Envoy of the Beginning. It's a great boss monster for this deck, because you'll have so many LIGHT and DARK monsters. It's pretty much a free 3000 ATK beater with an effect that will leave your opponents grovelling on the ground. Don't pass it up.

-Searching for Blue-Eyes is always a must for this deck. Throw in a couple of White Stone of Legend. You'll be able to dispose of it quickly if you can't make use of it, and it's a Tuner Monster, so why not abuse it?

-Red-Eyes Wyvern needs another copy. Getting that Red-Eyes Darkness Metal back on the field once it's dead is a MUST. It's effect is great for the deck, and 2800 ATK is something that most monsters that one can quickly pull out of the Extra Deck can't surpass. Hell, the monsters in many decks don't even reach 2800 ATK.

-Dark Storm Dragon is a great card. Absolutely, positively, without a doubt, a great card. This monster can be used with Dragon Shrine to pull two monsters out of the Main Deck and into the Graveyard, because, since it's a Gemini Monster, it's counted as a Normal Monster. How cool is that? Since it's DARK as well, this card can be pulled out, alongside a Blue-Eyes White Dragon, which is LIGHT, to set up the Graveyard for a quickly BLS summons. Plus, reviving the card with Red-Eyes is devastating to the opponent.

-Divine Dragon Apocralyph is another great card for the deck. This DARK monster can ditch a monster from your hand to recover a Dragon-Type monster from the Graveyard. It's a Monster Reincarnation every turn you have it on the field, and, it helps set up your Graveyard for the summons of cards such as LightPulsar and BLS.

-Summoner Monk works well in this deck, will the ability to pull out Divine Dragon or Eclipse Wyvern whenever you chose. Ditching a Spell from hand isn't a big deal, 'specially when it's Silver Cry or Dragon Shrine. Plus, being DARK, this card again, helps set up your Graveyard for a free BLS.

I'll review your other stuff later.

Alright I'll switch those cards out and give it a shot but the reason I run the Shining Angels is for the Maiden pull seeing as she fits in their critera for summoning. I've shut down so many battle phases by getting her out with Shining's effect and since it summons her in attack mode, if my opponent does attack Maiden she'll switch into defense mode with her effect not into attack mode. That's mainly the only reason that Shining Angel is in the deck and why I only run two so that they don't get in the way, hopefully.

eheroruler wrote:

Naito Raizu wrote:

Okay, let's do this piece by piece.

Monsters:

You run
3x Alexandrite Dragon
3x Blue-Eyes Dragon
1x Dark Flare Dragon
1x Eclipse Wyvern
1x A card I don't know
1x LightPulsar Dragon
2x Effect Veiler
3x Maiden with Eyes of Blue
1x Red-Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon
1x Red-Eyes Wyvern
1x Rescue Rabbit
2x Shining Angel

What I recommend.

-Alexandrite Dragon, Shining Angel, and Rescue Rabbit are all bad for this deck. Alexandrite Dragon is a Normal Monster, and the only Normal Monster in the deck should be Blue-Eyes. Shining Angel does not benefit you, because it's effect could result in extra damage, and Rescue Rabbit just isn't worth it. If you're running Rescue Rabbit, you need to do it a deck where the levels of monsters in the Main Deck don't reach up past 4.

-As for the card I don't know, I'd suggest ditching it, unless you can provide me an explanation on how the card is beneficial.

-Dark Flare Dragon is not a bad card, I'll admit. However, there are better cards for this deck, so I suggest getting rid of it.

-Add in Black Luster Soldier-Envoy of the Beginning. It's a great boss monster for this deck, because you'll have so many LIGHT and DARK monsters. It's pretty much a free 3000 ATK beater with an effect that will leave your opponents grovelling on the ground. Don't pass it up.

-Searching for Blue-Eyes is always a must for this deck. Throw in a couple of White Stone of Legend. You'll be able to dispose of it quickly if you can't make use of it, and it's a Tuner Monster, so why not abuse it?

-Red-Eyes Wyvern needs another copy. Getting that Red-Eyes Darkness Metal back on the field once it's dead is a MUST. It's effect is great for the deck, and 2800 ATK is something that most monsters that one can quickly pull out of the Extra Deck can't surpass. Hell, the monsters in many decks don't even reach 2800 ATK.

-Dark Storm Dragon is a great card. Absolutely, positively, without a doubt, a great card. This monster can be used with Dragon Shrine to pull two monsters out of the Main Deck and into the Graveyard, because, since it's a Gemini Monster, it's counted as a Normal Monster. How cool is that? Since it's DARK as well, this card can be pulled out, alongside a Blue-Eyes White Dragon, which is LIGHT, to set up the Graveyard for a quickly BLS summons. Plus, reviving the card with Red-Eyes is devastating to the opponent.

-Divine Dragon Apocralyph is another great card for the deck. This DARK monster can ditch a monster from your hand to recover a Dragon-Type monster from the Graveyard. It's a Monster Reincarnation every turn you have it on the field, and, it helps set up your Graveyard for the summons of cards such as LightPulsar and BLS.

-Summoner Monk works well in this deck, will the ability to pull out Divine Dragon or Eclipse Wyvern whenever you chose. Ditching a Spell from hand isn't a big deal, 'specially when it's Silver Cry or Dragon Shrine. Plus, being DARK, this card again, helps set up your Graveyard for a free BLS.

I'll review your other stuff later.

Alright I'll switch those cards out and give it a shot but the reason I run the Shining Angels is for the Maiden pull seeing as she fits in their critera for summoning. I've shut down so many battle phases by getting her out with Shining's effect and since it summons her in attack mode, if my opponent does attack Maiden she'll switch into defense mode with her effect not into attack mode. That's mainly the only reason that Shining Angel is in the deck and why I only run two so that they don't get in the way, hopefully.

You'll get maiden a lot by drawing easy too

eheroruler wrote:

Alright I'll switch those cards out and give it a shot but the reason I run the Shining Angels is for the Maiden pull seeing as she fits in their critera for summoning. I've shut down so many battle phases by getting her out with Shining's effect and since it summons her in attack mode, if my opponent does attack Maiden she'll switch into defense mode with her effect not into attack mode. That's mainly the only reason that Shining Angel is in the deck and why I only run two so that they don't get in the way, hopefully.

And that I understand. Maiden fits his effect. However, Shining Angel isn't a Dragon-Type Monster, and doesn't do much of anything for the deck. Maiden is easy to draw out because you're going to be deck thining a lot with Dragon Shrine, Summoner Monk, and Eclipse Wyvern, so Maiden will just take up space in the deck that you can devote to better cards.

guess i gotta put my input... was trying to avoid this one lol



there is my deck. i would run Star Eater but i am lacking a copy at the moment

Naito Raizu wrote:

eheroruler wrote:

Alright I'll switch those cards out and give it a shot but the reason I run the Shining Angels is for the Maiden pull seeing as she fits in their critera for summoning. I've shut down so many battle phases by getting her out with Shining's effect and since it summons her in attack mode, if my opponent does attack Maiden she'll switch into defense mode with her effect not into attack mode. That's mainly the only reason that Shining Angel is in the deck and why I only run two so that they don't get in the way, hopefully.

And that I understand. Maiden fits his effect. However, Shining Angel isn't a Dragon-Type Monster, and doesn't do much of anything for the deck. Maiden is easy to draw out because you're going to be deck thining a lot with Dragon Shrine, Summoner Monk, and Eclipse Wyvern, so Maiden will just take up space in the deck that you can devote to better cards.

Alright then, I'll toss them out and see how the deck runs.