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**Subject:** Question **Posted:** June 1, 2010 04:05 pm

This deck does seem to be really strategic but where is the power. I understand that you have a lot of ways to deal with heavy hitters but what happens if you can't put something big away in time. That's the only iffy I see but everything is pretty nasty, nice job

**Subject:** **Posted:** June 6, 2010 08:41 am

What an off balanced deck it is? Well you can use very rarely those 3 darkness and 3 light card when you are using them with 34 water cards.
So they are completely waste. You can use it if they come out from shield.
Otherwise no.

qbius · **Subject:** **Posted:** June 7, 2010 04:11 pm

Not really. Firstly, note that I have 4 copies of Emeral, so pulling them out of my shields is easier than one would thought. Note also that I have an enormous amount of draw, so to your suprise I cast them normally quite often.

**Subject:** **Posted:** July 8, 2010 12:52 am

even better than what that supergun guy did! Great JOB!

nerafim · **Subject:** **Posted:** July 15, 2010 08:11 am

I'm a bit disappointed tbh. I mean sure, Aqua and Corile is nice and all, but that's more a small tactic.

If you allow for free use of Streaming Shaper, then the best decks are still pure Water. Either rush, or Twilight Sigma, which is honestly the only real mono Water control worth bothering with.

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qbius · **Subject:** **Posted:** July 18, 2010 03:07 am

Honestly...
I once owned this deck irl, and here it's a pure reminder of it. I haven't edited thi for ages, what do you expect?
I just like this deck because it was fun to play and I sold it for freaking 106$, so I thought "Yeah, I like that deck, why not putting it on TCO?"... so I did.

And now some guy comes here and insults me just because he doesn't like the spells there. Nice. Just gtfo. I think that someone on dz already said it to you: Stop being a jerk and getting all excited about this.

nerafim · **Subject:** **Posted:** July 18, 2010 09:27 am

O.o...

Oi, I wasn't insulting you or anything. Technically I just posted two sentences on the deck, and I was just saying that if you are using Shaper, then ideally you should go for pure mono.

That's hardly "not likeing it because of spells" or whatever.

If you posted this as an irl deck, then you should have said so in the description. That's what it's there for, so people can understand your goal and discuss based on it.

Otherwise it's open to anyone's interpretation, where I will always discuss the "ideal way to do this". Especially since there are listed cards involved, where it's not like you don't like it when we talk about their best use.

I am not saying that I am not often enough harsh on these matters, but don't read it that way at your convenience, when I said so little.

**Subject:** **Posted:** July 22, 2010 10:25 am

My Advice

ut some Speed attacker in this deck...>><<

**Subject:** **Posted:** August 7, 2010 09:08 am

duuude....Its a very good deck BUT...astral reef and storming shaper..are reduced at 1...nice try

malarzos · **Subject:** **Posted:** August 15, 2010 07:13 am

@Cipriano:
"Hybrid is an unofficial format in which decks do not have to follow the ban list. There's also no 40-cards limit." Haven't you read that in description of the deck? Hybrid f***s ban list and that is example of one of the best decks in hybrid

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