YUGIOH Dark World Combo Test Hands POST DUNE 

Yeah I even say I want to add it back and not destroy it, but actions ignored my brain 😅 I wanted to ditch the zalamander to do that but hands said nope

yeah need to pick up my 2nd

Glad you like it, there is a lot of RNG factor with the deck but when it works, it works really well.

And dark world should be an easy deck? 😅

​@@steroitzzit's a combo deck but with more part of RNG than other decks because of the Danger! Archertype. You always have to adapt about them and what you discard with their effect. But with dark corridor now you can choose more often what you want to discard and little tricks like the one i told can be useful to generate a better board and card advantage. You just have to know them, after that it's more easy. Not as a one card combo like in mathmech but it's still easier than before.

@@steroitzz it's kinda RNG based (thanks Danger!s), all you have to keep in mind aside of that are the chains, some are mandatory (genta, ceruli, snoww, grapha) and some allow you to enter in your big circle of search-draw-discard (reign-beaux, dark corridor, dark archives and gates) with honorable mentions of coach king and saryuja (game changer imo). but trust me DW is not in a sweet spot rn, too many hand traps (the deck can still play around those even if, as i said, is RNG) like droll and D.shifter, ash is no big deal, cause DW has massive draw-search potential, even with 2 cards you can end on a very sexy endboard (grapha boss and n.38 for example) but still there are wa many more decks that outshine DW in terms of "easy to combo" and/or floodgate-handtraps (damned kashtira and lab players). Aside from that it's a hella funny deck with big dudes atk 3000+ and a great engine that when it rolls good it's a blast to play

What duality targets are good?

being a mandatory effect is really annoying sometimes

Hello, happy to help, Which part are you referring to?

Practice is the best way, but yeah its because there are only a couple of direct lines then everything else variates on the Build, if Your dangers are successful or not, what you draw etc. Its really fun as the outcomes are always structured but the routes to them always change keeping it fresh.

one simple "keep that in mind": when you play DW u're gambling at the casino, same thing, but it's funny af when it rolls good, the engine is too funny, if you have EDOpro we may play i can give you some advices (veeeery old DW player that loves this deck hard af)

Thy for replys guys!

@@whitesage922 Eh, DW is one of the least luck-based decks out there. Every deck can brick, DW is the same. How is it gambling?

It's not that complicated. You can pick up a simpler decklist without Dangers or Triple Tactics etc and it's just straightforward. Main objective is to try and get Rank 8s out, with a Fusion Grapha and try to proc Sillva. After a couple games, you get used to the combos. Later on, you can add small pieces if you want, like Dangers. Personally I like the pure DW engine without Dangers and all that other fancy stuff, but to each their own.

Been mentioned a couple of times below, was a new card I wanted to test out, on review MR is by far better, it was more a left over thought from a Illusion version I was working on.

Correct so is Grepha, so you can choose the order of those 2

What are the best lines then, its always subjective depending on situation, build, environment and RNG

Yeah mentioned below, that's no issue as you loop it back to hand through Mukracker and then grepha and complete the loop

@@zephyrwargamesyugioh below comment is about the second hand and the same happened during the first one. yeah, I know it wouldn't be much of a problem. just wanted to mention it in case someone is confused. so much things happen during the combo that someone new to the deck have already tons of places to feel lost 😉

@szymonsadlo further comment down, Either way like you said so much goes on sometimes you forget the most important eff

@@zephyrwargamesyugioh now I see it, somehow I missed it

also, I forgot to mention - great video, very cool hands and lots of knowledge as always. thanks!

Wouldn't say all are irrelevant, The idea with these videos if you see loads of things not just how to play the deck, but also where to interact should you face it. On the flip side when you drop something on the deck you don't know if the opp has more to play through it, you don't know what interactions they could have. Of course if they have 4 interruptions and a 1 card starter it happens. Overall I wouldn't say they are irrelevant you just need to broaden the scope and look at it from all angles not just the one.