Doesn’t matter whether you’re looking to play casually or competitively – this is one fun deck to try out. Shaddolls have been an amazing choice ever since their release in 2014. We’ve also listed some of the top cards for this deck, just to help get you started. It’s also extremely powerful, meaning if you’re looking to get started with competitive Yu-Gi-Oh! then here ya go. With that kind of power, this deck is an amazingly fun introduction to Link summoning. Just take a look at their biggest boss monster: Salamangreat Pyro Phoenix is a link 4 monster and when it’s summoned using another Salamangreat Pyro Phoenix, it can destroy every single card your opponent controls. While this is normally not possible, Salamangreats have a powerful field spell that makes it so! They’re a fire-attribute Cyberse-type deck that has a powerful gimmick up its sleeve – their link monsters get more powerful if they’re link summoned using themselves. If you’re looking to get a grasp of Link summoning then the best place to start is Salamangreat. Unlike the previous forms of extra deck summon where you just summon a monster anywhere you like, Link monsters have arrows that point to different monster zones, opening up a whole new style of playing. Link summoning can get a little confusing to grasp at times. I personally play this deck alongside an Impcantation engine to speed things up, but even as a pure-build, this deck is utterly fantastic. If you’re looking to get a taste of ritual summoning then I’d definitely check this deck out. This means you can just drop a Magician of Black Chaos MAX on your opponent during their turn! And this powerful ritual monster prevents your opponent from activating any monster effects during their turn – basically shutting down your opponent’s plays all at once. This deck opens up some crazy combos with other ritual monsters.Ĭards like Megalith Och allow you to ritual summon any ritual monster at quick effect speed, during either player’s main phase. You can ritual summon your monsters by discarding other Megalith monsters, as well as using the monster effects of Megalith Ophiel and Megalith Och! With Megaliths you don’t even need a ritual spell. Then Megaliths came along and completely changed everything. I hated having to run multiple searchers just to get the deck functioning, and waiting around for the right ritual monster and ritual spell was just kind of tedious. I’ll admit, until I played this deck I really wasn’t a fan of ritual decks.
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