About Skye Hayes Expertise I am great at deck fixes. I ONLY do ADVANCED tournament regulation deck fixes.
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Question hi there, i have recently made a DEMISE OTK deck and after many duels with my friends i thought i was ready for tournament play. however i encountered many problems, the main one was not drawing the cards i needed, the second was not being able to defend myself and the third was just the overall "sloweness" of the deck which enabled my opponent to figure out my strategy and conter my cards. Here is my deck and if you have any critism or changes (anything) would be greatly appreciated :D :
monsters;
3 x Demise, King of Armageddon
3 x Doom dozer
3 x Manju of the ten thousand hands
3 x Senju of the thousand hands
3 x sonic bird
2 x iron blacksmith kotestu
1 x sangan
2 x insect knight
1 x neo bug
1 x metal armoured bug
magics;
3 x Advanced ritual art
2 x metamorphosis
2 x megamorph
1 x premature burial
3 x magical mallet
1 x giant trunade
1 x heavy storm
1 x swords of revealing light
1 x scape goat
traps;
1 x waboku
1 x gravity bind
1 x ring of destruction
Answer My only answer to you is to drop demise. Not that it isnt good its just that current tournaments have seen plenty of defense against this kind of deck. Demise is pretty much obsolete because of the the overwhelming fear people harbor for it. I wou;d reccomend taking a break from demise for while because people in tournaments today are more than prepared for it and it's variants.
