Dragunity: Duelist Cup Level MAX | Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel 

I think you have mastered dragunity!

@@erikvanderploeg9969 I wish! xD Thank you, though! There is much more stuff that I could learn to do better, I feel like, especially with other side engines. The skill ceiling is so high in Dragunity, that I'm learning more and more, each time I research already established combos and other engines.

I've started playing Dragunity since the release of Master Duel, and to this day, I'm still learning stuff, the more I play. I still didn't master everything the deck has to offer, even though I reached MASTER rank with it, a couple of times; already. The deck is everchanging and its potential is vast! We'll get there someday, TRUST! xD

​@@craftymindgamingBy the way, can you combine Dragunity with other Dragon Rulers (not just Tempest)? I'm curious what the results will be like.

@@raflihaidar760It is possible, but I don't think that would add anything to the deck that we can't already do now, or even improve our end board. I think someone has, already, made a Draugnity Dragon Ruler deck, on the MDM website. You can check that one out and see if that's what you're looking for.

Yep, usually we don't lose to DRNM, especially if we're on the Quick-Synchro stuff, too. ;)

Tbf, some hands do die to 1 interruption. :p But most of the time, we're fine through 1.

@@craftymindgaming from what I see, 1 Interruption just means we don't get crystal wing by 5tg summon. Been playing it in tcg on omega and man, this is definitely my new pet deck. Although it feels even better on MD oddly enough bc of Maxx c lol I'd much rather face a Maxx c than a droll in this format. At least we have 8 outs to Maxx c if u run gamma

I love it when that effect comes up. Unfortunately, it doesn't come up often enough. x(

What’s that?

@@omiz6308 " If a Dragon monster(s) is Special Summoned from the Extra Deck to a zone this card points to (except during the Damage Step): You can Special Summon 1 Dragon or Winged Beast monster from your hand in Defense Position, but for the rest of this turn, its effects (if any) are negated and it cannot be used as Link Material. "

@@craftymindgaming ohh thank you, I thought it was like a buggy interaction with some other effects

​@@craftymindgaming Dragon Link has been abusing the Romulus secret effect from day one 🤣

Thank you! Glad you liked the video. To answer your question, we lose to blowout hand traps, like Droll, Shifter and Maxx "C", if we don't draw the out, like every combo deck does. No one plays Eldlich Invoked, in MD, nowadays. But, Winda is a problem, yeah.

I chose tu put prosperity instead

Thank you! If you don't have the UR dust to craft it, it's ok. You can, definitely, play without it. If you find yourself wanting more starter searcher, you could add in Small World and Droll.

I don't have my own server but there is the Dragunity channel, on the MDM server, and there is also the Dragon Ravine server, as well. Dragon Ravine: discord.gg/VExa4Tp5fJ

It is, indeed!

Accidental BM... oops! :p

Hey, thanks and I'm glad you liked the video. Small World (SW) is good, in general, if you want more Starter options. Even though, now, having access to 3x Tempest might be considered " better " by some, since Tempest is kinda like SW for Dragunity, but it also puts resources in the GY, for you, at the same time. However, SW has a way of being slightly better than tempest, when it comes to baiting out hand traps, like Ash: - Tempest needs to discard itself AND 1 WIND monster for COST. This commits you to the search and it is vulnerable to hand traps. - SW, on the other hand, doesn't commit you to anything, since it doesn't have an actual cost. You just activate it, and see if the opponent has a response. Even if it gets negated, you don't lose anything else, since the cards you would banish form hand and deck are part of the effect, not a cost. As for how to play when you don't have access to Ravine or Remus, I'm planning on making a video about it, soon. But here is the usual thought process, if you have access to a Bystial, but no Legatus or Zephyros: - Get to Romulus and search Ravine. - Get to Gae Dearg and dump Samsara Dragon. - Go into Seal. By this point, there should be a Lv.6 Bystial in GY + Samsara. - Use Samsara on the Lv.6 Bystial and tribute over Seal. and here is the crucial part... - Summon another Lv.6 Bystial, with Seal. This would be Saronir if you didn't access it, yet. - Go into Atum, with both Bystials, and this is where you use its effect to summon REDMD. Make sure to detach Saronir (if you didn't use its effect yet) and dump Lubellion or Regained, depending on whether or not there is already a Lubellion in GY. - REDMD revives Gae Dearg. - Gae Dearg gets access to either Ringowurm or Baby Roc, depending on whether or not you have a Ringo in GY, already. If Ringo is in GY, you get Baby Roc. If not, you get Ringowurm. - Tribute REDMD to summon Lubellion. etc.

@@craftymindgaming Thanks for the tips brother, you're really helping a lot. I'll be waiting for your video teaching how to play without RAVINE and REMUS, sometimes the opponent has a lot of negates and I ended up getting lost when it came to continuing playing. I believe it will help other people too.

Dragunity Strongest 💪😁

Going 1st, if you can only access 1 of them, then, usually, you go for Regained, most of the time. In some cases, you go for Beast, instead. For example, if you expect that you're playing vs a backrow heavy deck, like Labrynth or Sky Striker, then Beast is better, in those scenarios, since it helps get rid of the backrow. Or, sometimes, you got disrupted on your combo, so you don't have enough disruption on board, so you get Beast to help add an extra disruption, on field, etc. Going 2nd, it depends on what you need, at the time. If you need to draw a card, you go for Regained, but if you need more help breaking a board, then Beast is better, etc. These are just general advice, ofc. It's all case by case based.

@@craftymindgaming thank you

Yeah, it is a really good Tech choice if your deck can quick-Synchro on the opponent's turn, in general.

Yeah, I'm a Dragunity one-trick, for now.

@craftymindgaming3243 all right beautiful and this is the best cards to play for this deck

It's ok. This video is meant to be a rapid fire round of Replays, from the DC. If you want to learn the combo, at your own pace, you can watch my other video guides that explains everything slowly.

A couple reasons You try to play around nib Why waste resources if you can go for game. If they have a way to stop you it will force it out and you can have those resources for crackback

I was joking...

TRUE!

You can always swap between Areadhbair and Ascalon. You can even play both, if you cut out an ED card, like Satellite Warrior. It's np.

@@craftymindgaming I'm axing Satellite Warrior so fast, I really like Ascalon and Areadhbair, so I love to have both of them in the ED, I'm still a noob at Dragunity, but the deck is a lot of fun

Idk about TCG specifically, but I can tell you that, overall, Dragunity is considered a hard to play rogue deck, with high potential, that is as good as its pilot, basically.

Really? People are doing that, now? xD

You see bricks, I see full combo. If you put in the time and effort to learn the deck, you'll start to appreciate and like the non-linear complexity of it. If you're not fond of difficulty, however, then all you're gonna see is bricks, even when you have full combo, anyway. The deck is hard to learn and pilot, afterall.