Saisho Posted September 2, 2008 Report Share Posted September 2, 2008 Alright, Gimmie tips, advice, or just rate, its your call. Monsters: 19Elemental Hero Avian x1Elemental Hero Wildheart x1Elemental Hero Lady Heat x1Elemental Hero Neos x1Elemental Hero Bladedge x1Elemental Hero Woodsman x2Elemental Hero Ocean x1Elemental Hero Stratos x1Elemental Hero Sparkman x2Elemental Hero Burstinatrix x1Elemental Hero Bubbleman x1Elemental Hero Clayman x1Elemental Hero Necroshade x1Elemental Hero Prisma x1Wroughtweiler x1Goddess with the Third eye x1Marauding Captian x1 Spells: 16Polymerization x2De-Fusion x1 ((Sub Fusion Sage))The Warrior Returning Alive x1Future Fusion x1Monster Reborn x1E - Emergency Call x1Hero Mask x1Hero's Bond x1Skyscraper 2 - Hero City x1Fifth Hope x1Miracle Fusion x1Skyscraper x1Fusion Recovery x1R - Righteous Justice x1MST x1 Traps: 8Hero Counterattack x1A Hero Emerges x1Elemental Recharge x1Hero Signal x1Hero Barrier x1Hero Blast x1Hero Ring x1Hidden Book of Spell x1 EDIT: Oh Wow I forgot Fusions XDDDD Fusion: 14Elemental Hero Plasma ViceElemental Hero Rampart BlasterElemental Hero TempestElemental Hero Thunder GiantElemental Hero Shining Flare WingmanElemental Hero Glow NeosElemental Hero WildedgeElemental Hero Necroid ShamanElemental Hero Wild WingmanElemental Hero DarkbrightElemental Hero MarinerElemental Hero Phoenix EnforcerElemental Hero Shining Phoenix EnforcerElemental Hero Terra Firma Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CrabHelmet Posted September 2, 2008 Report Share Posted September 2, 2008 Mirror ForceSakuretsu ArmourDimensional PrisonMagic CylinderDraining ShieldNegate AttackThreatening RoarWaboku What do these cards have in common? Answer: They're all exactly the same as Hero Barrier, except better. Seriously, this isn't a deck; this is a list of E-Heroes and their mediocre support cards. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tickle Me Emo Posted September 2, 2008 Report Share Posted September 2, 2008 phailzure deck is phailzures!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Saisho Posted September 2, 2008 Author Report Share Posted September 2, 2008 Mirror ForceSakuretsu ArmourDimensional PrisonMagic Cylinder Draining Shield Negate Attack Threatening Roar Waboku What do these cards have in common? Answer: They're all exactly the same as Hero Barrier' date=' except better. Seriously, this isn't a deck; this is a list of E-Heroes and their mediocre support cards.[/quote'] True True, And I agree with all of your traps, One thing though, Mirror force in my area and budget, has a chance of 0 Others I could see in, and Contrary to what you say It is a Deck, Mediocre Support as they may be, My E-Heroes Hold their own Quite well. And for Note, E-hero and Thier Support Cards work well together, thats the point of Support, I honestly could use better cards but I cant find any. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CrabHelmet Posted September 2, 2008 Report Share Posted September 2, 2008 The majority of E-Heroes and their support are not worth running. The trick is to locate the decent ones and construct a strategy around them. However, you've just thrown in one copy of everything, hence making it a "list" rather than a "deck". First thing you should know: if you want to run E-Hero Fusions, use some combination of Future Fusion, Miracle Fusion, and Dark Calling. Do not use Polymerization or Dark Fusion; they cost too much advantage by draining your hand, and are more situational. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tickle Me Emo Posted September 2, 2008 Report Share Posted September 2, 2008 The majority of E-Heroes and their support are not worth running. The trick is to locate the decent ones and construct a strategy around them. However' date=' you've just thrown in one copy of everything, hence making it a "list" rather than a "deck". First thing you should know: if you want to run E-Hero Fusions, use some combination of Future Fusion, Miracle Fusion, and Dark Calling. Do not use Polymerization or Dark Fusion; they cost too much advantage by draining your hand, and are more situational.[/quote'] an example of some E-Hero stuff that I dont think should be run (but Im not an expert so I could be wrong) is most of the classic E-Heros, the vanilla ones. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CrabHelmet Posted September 2, 2008 Report Share Posted September 2, 2008 The majority of E-Heroes and their support are not worth running. The trick is to locate the decent ones and construct a strategy around them. However' date=' you've just thrown in one copy of everything, hence making it a "list" rather than a "deck". First thing you should know: if you want to run E-Hero Fusions, use some combination of Future Fusion, Miracle Fusion, and Dark Calling. Do not use Polymerization or Dark Fusion; they cost too much advantage by draining your hand, and are more situational.[/quote'] an example of some E-Hero stuff that I dont think should be run (but Im not an expert so I could be wrong) is most of the classic E-Heros, the vanilla ones. Avian and Burstinatrix should go, but Sparkman can stay in certain Fusion-based builds - mainly because he's got decent ATK and is Fusion Material for cards like Shining Flare Wingman. Clayman works in certain Fusion-based builds, but not in others. Amongst other things, Woodsman and Lady Heat should also go. Woodsman is essentially a Vanilla without Poly, and Lady Heat's burn effect is meaningless. Also, Bubbleman is practically a Vanilla and has no useful Fusions, so away with him too. More Fusion Substitute Monsters should be added if you want to stick with Fusions. The exact Fusion Substitute Monsters that you add should depend on the deck build. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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