Winning EWCQ8 with Stun Frog Monarch | 154 Players | Icarus89 

Thanks a lot! It was great playing against you as well. Game 1 was really close, it could have gone either way. Amazing match overall!

Yeah, I didn’t know about it until a few months ago. I found it in the Format Library card database when I filtered all Edison cards by the Water attribute, and I loved it!

Pot of Avarice is a great card, but it’s not essential in Frogs. Most losses with this deck (both before and after siding) happen because the deck hasn’t started executing its strategy yet, and Pot of Avarice doesn’t help with that. So, I prefer running cards that get the deck’s engine going, because often that’s all it takes to win (especially in Game 1)

@@FrogsPOVin that case, why not play one for one?

Because it’s only good on turn 1, and even then, you’re using a lot of resources (3 cards in total to set up the lock). There aren’t any good monsters to discard (like Dandylion, Malicious, or other HERO monsters), unless you have plenty of Frogs in hand-but in that situation, you don’t really need One for One. Also, after you’ve summoned all your Substitoads, One for One becomes 100% useless (unless you summon a Fader and bounce it back with Swap Frog, but that’s a desperate move). You don’t even have discard traps to make any use of it, nor can you set it as a bluff. And this isn’t even considering cases where your opponent chains Royal Oppression or when you side it out because they’ve added a second Royal Oppression, Dyna, and potentially Vanity’s Fiend

Ciao, grazie mille! Sì, farò una profile anche per quella lista, che merita qualche spiegazione in più, dato che è una versione ibrida tra Frog Monarch e Dream Frog

@@FrogsPOV grazie 😍

Great card. Thank you

This is an interesting question. I've played it in the past and after that I returned to frog monarch. Basically, I don't like playing decks that are so hit by royal oppression. I'll test it again in the future, as new and interesting versions come out.

@@FrogsPOV sei ita?

Sì

Thank you 🐸

Thanks so much, I’m glad you’re enjoying the deck! I’ve already covered the most important cards I side in and out during the side deck explanation portion of the video. As for a more detailed breakdown of what to side in and out against the big 3 decks, I could definitely do that, but it would probably require a separate video, which I don’t have planned at the moment-it might take some time before it’s out. Also, I’d like to mention that there isn’t a single fixed way to side against any deck. A lot depends on the player on the other side of the table, so the specific choice of cards to side in or out often takes into account not just the opponent’s deck but also the opponent themselves. In other words, you’re siding against both the player and the deck.

In this very moment RU-vid won't allow me to add links in the description. By the way, after I've published a couple more video I should be allowed to, so I'll be able to update the description with all the links. Here you can find the finals www.duelingbook.com/replay?id=1021379-62921853 , for which I have published a commentary video, as well

Grazie mille!

Thanks a lot! I really appreciated your unique cook as well-it was definitely an interesting and fun match. Hope to see you in future events!