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Monsters: 21

3 x Destiny Hero Dogma

2 x Caius the Shadow Monarch

2 x Raiza the Storm Monarch

 

3 x Nimble Momonga

3 x Giant Germ

1 x Treeborn Frog

2 x Destiny Hero Diamond Dude

2 x Dekoichi

1 x Breaker the Magical Warrior

1 x Stratos

1 x Spirit Reaper

 

Spells: 11

 

1 x Megamorph

2 x Allure of Darkness

2 x Destiny Draw

2 x Trade In

1 x Monster Reborn

1 x MST

1 x Lightning Vortex

1 x Heavy Storm

 

Traps: 8

 

3 x Solemn Judgment

3 x Divine Wrath

2 x Dark Bribe

 

Probable fail.

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I LOL'd.

 

Is that because this Deck isn't a Twilight Deck and it's a Deck that would most likely do well in casual play?

 

No' date=' I "LOL'd" because of the card choices and lack there of.

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plzmaeksence

 

plzlrn2english

 

A ha ha, hipocrisy.

 

Hmm... I'm guessing this is all stemming from the "lack there of" part of my post. It is fairly understandable that you have not heard it used before as it is an older saying and rarely used now a days.

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I LOL'd.

 

Is that because this Deck isn't a Twilight Deck and it's a Deck that would most likely do well in casual play?

 

No' date=' I "LOL'd" because of the card choices and lack there of.

[/quote']

 

plzmaeksence

 

plzlrn2english

 

A ha ha, hipocrisy.

 

Hmm... I'm guessing this is all stemming from the "lack there of" part of my post. It is fairly understandable that you have not heard it used before as it is an older saying and rarely used now a days.

 

No, but rather the use of internet dialect. I am fully aware that the statement "lack there of" is english and is correct grammar as I have read many books and posts from Crab Helmet stating such.

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I LOL'd.

 

Is that because this Deck isn't a Twilight Deck and it's a Deck that would most likely do well in casual play?

 

No' date=' I "LOL'd" because of the card choices and lack there of.

[/quote']

 

plzmaeksence

 

plzlrn2english

 

A ha ha, hipocrisy.

 

Hmm... I'm guessing this is all stemming from the "lack there of" part of my post. It is fairly understandable that you have not heard it used before as it is an older saying and rarely used now a days.

 

No, but rather the use of internet dialect. I am fully aware that the statement "lack there of" is english and is correct grammar as I have read many books and posts from Crab Helmet stating such.

 

So where is the problem?

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