Outstanding Dog Marron

[Aximil]

 

Discuss.

[Tabris]

You see the question marks?

 

There. That's all it is.

[Valkyrie Lupia Blitzer]

It's outstanding-ly strange.

 

Bad fattener is bad.

[Tabris]

Its only advantage is its relative cuteness, and the fact that mine ex-girlfriend used that card against me (I won, but by sheer luck).

[ShinobiDark72]

I thought this would be good in Lightsworn before LODT even came out and then realized it wasn't good at anything once I realized that LS WANT to lose half their deck.

 

In other words: Horrid.

[robthebru]

I played someone that used that in a Zombie deck. It got promply ran over multiple times by my Tyrant Dragon.

 

Overall, I could only see it as a cheap blocker and nothing more.

[Aximil]

The reason I put it up is because they stop my friends Lightsworn deck from decking out.

 

Stall walls>LS here

[Mr. Judgment Dragon]

The reason I put it up is because they stop my friends Lightsworn deck from decking out.

 

Stall walls>LS here

 

If you cant beat stall with Lightsworn you're either doing Lightsworn wrong or using Lightsworn wrong.

 

If you deck out using Lightsworn and you deck out, you're either running Lightsworn wrong or building it wrong.

 

Lightsworn Decks may not take much skill to use but they do certainly take a degree of skill to use. Its more like common sense. You shouldnt have to many Lightsworns out at once unless you are guaranteed to win on that turn otherwise you will deck out within a few turns and quite possibly lose valuable cards in the process such as a Judgment Dragon which is the primary win condition, a Solar Recharge which could get rid of a Wulf that may be in your hand in exchange for a draw.

 

Lightsworn Decks take common sense to use. Overextending is one of the worst things you can do. Especially in a Lightsworn Deck.

 

Lightsworns do not need a terrible excuse for a stall card like Outstanding Dog Marron.

[armageddon08]

I played against a guy who had this in his LS deck, and he won. But not because of it.

[Skuldur]

eww deck fattening

[werewolfjedi]

The reason I put it up is because they stop my friends Lightsworn deck from decking out.

 

Stall walls>LS here

 

If you cant beat stall with Lightsworn you're either doing Lightsworn wrong or using Lightsworn wrong.

 

If you deck out using Lightsworn and you deck out' date=' you're either running Lightsworn wrong or building it wrong.

 

Lightsworn Decks may not take much skill to use but they do certainly take a degree of skill to use. Its more like common sense. You shouldnt have to many Lightsworns out at once unless you are guaranteed to win on that turn otherwise you will deck out within a few turns and quite possibly lose valuable cards in the process such as a Judgment Dragon which is the primary win condition, a Solar Recharge which could get rid of a Wulf that may be in your hand in exchange for a draw.

 

Lightsworn Decks take common sense to use. Overextending is one of the worst things you can do. Especially in a Lightsworn Deck.

 

Lightsworns do not need a terrible excuse for a stall card like Outstanding Dog Marron.

[/quote']

how exactly would he work in LS?

I'm thinking like how this one monster of mine in magic did against a mill deck.

 

he went to the grave, he went back in, went to the grave, went back in, and over and over.

 

throw one copy in for fun if you want. keeps you from decking out for a turn for nearly sure.

[Aximil]

The reason I put it up is because they stop my friends Lightsworn deck from decking out.

 

Stall walls>LS here

 

If you cant beat stall with Lightsworn you're either doing Lightsworn wrong or using Lightsworn wrong.

 

If you deck out using Lightsworn and you deck out' date=' you're either running Lightsworn wrong or building it wrong.

 

Lightsworn Decks may not take much skill to use but they do certainly take a degree of skill to use. Its more like common sense. You shouldnt have to many Lightsworns out at once unless you are guaranteed to win on that turn otherwise you will deck out within a few turns and quite possibly lose valuable cards in the process such as a Judgment Dragon which is the primary win condition, a Solar Recharge which could get rid of a Wulf that may be in your hand in exchange for a draw.

 

Lightsworn Decks take common sense to use. Overextending is one of the worst things you can do. Especially in a Lightsworn Deck.

 

Lightsworns do not need a terrible excuse for a stall card like Outstanding Dog Marron.

[/quote']

 

His and my decks are almost exactly the same. The only difference is 3 Outstanding Dog Marrons. He uses them to keep from decking out. I tried 1 in mine for a little bit. It helped a little when it came to cards where I need to discard from my hand. Other than that, it didn't really mess with me much. I don't use it in my deck anymore though. It got annoying.

[werewolfjedi]

The reason I put it up is because they stop my friends Lightsworn deck from decking out.

 

Stall walls>LS here

 

If you cant beat stall with Lightsworn you're either doing Lightsworn wrong or using Lightsworn wrong.

 

If you deck out using Lightsworn and you deck out' date=' you're either running Lightsworn wrong or building it wrong.

 

Lightsworn Decks may not take much skill to use but they do certainly take a degree of skill to use. Its more like common sense. You shouldnt have to many Lightsworns out at once unless you are guaranteed to win on that turn otherwise you will deck out within a few turns and quite possibly lose valuable cards in the process such as a Judgment Dragon which is the primary win condition, a Solar Recharge which could get rid of a Wulf that may be in your hand in exchange for a draw.

 

Lightsworn Decks take common sense to use. Overextending is one of the worst things you can do. Especially in a Lightsworn Deck.

 

Lightsworns do not need a terrible excuse for a stall card like Outstanding Dog Marron.

[/quote']

 

His and my decks are almost exactly the same. The only difference is 3 Outstanding Dog Marrons. He uses them to keep from decking out. I tried 1 in mine for a little bit. It helped a little when it came to cards where I need to discard from my hand. Other than that, it didn't really mess with me much. I don't use it in my deck anymore though. It got annoying.

what, not a dog person?

[Aximil]

The reason I put it up is because they stop my friends Lightsworn deck from decking out.

 

Stall walls>LS here

 

If you cant beat stall with Lightsworn you're either doing Lightsworn wrong or using Lightsworn wrong.

 

If you deck out using Lightsworn and you deck out' date=' you're either running Lightsworn wrong or building it wrong.

 

Lightsworn Decks may not take much skill to use but they do certainly take a degree of skill to use. Its more like common sense. You shouldnt have to many Lightsworns out at once unless you are guaranteed to win on that turn otherwise you will deck out within a few turns and quite possibly lose valuable cards in the process such as a Judgment Dragon which is the primary win condition, a Solar Recharge which could get rid of a Wulf that may be in your hand in exchange for a draw.

 

Lightsworn Decks take common sense to use. Overextending is one of the worst things you can do. Especially in a Lightsworn Deck.

 

Lightsworns do not need a terrible excuse for a stall card like Outstanding Dog Marron.

[/quote']

 

His and my decks are almost exactly the same. The only difference is 3 Outstanding Dog Marrons. He uses them to keep from decking out. I tried 1 in mine for a little bit. It helped a little when it came to cards where I need to discard from my hand. Other than that, it didn't really mess with me much. I don't use it in my deck anymore though. It got annoying.

what, not a dog person?

 

I didn't say that. Outstanding Dog Marron just gets in the way a bit to much.

[Akira]

Woohoo, it's light, TARGET FOR HONEST =D

 

On a serious note..

 

This card has no practical application what so ever, unless you are playing some obscure deck that ends up losing frequently due to self deckout, in which case you're probably doing it wrong anyway.

[~/Coolio Prime\~]

This card later became Skull Dog Marron while waiting to be used.

 

I don't know what could work with this. A Macro deck that runs Transmigration maybe? This is just one of those cards in the earlier series that were given random effects.

[Mr. Judgment Dragon]

The reason I put it up is because they stop my friends Lightsworn deck from decking out.

 

Stall walls>LS here

 

If you cant beat stall with Lightsworn you're either doing Lightsworn wrong or using Lightsworn wrong.

 

If you deck out using Lightsworn and you deck out' date=' you're either running Lightsworn wrong or building it wrong.

 

Lightsworn Decks may not take much skill to use but they do certainly take a degree of skill to use. Its more like common sense. You shouldnt have to many Lightsworns out at once unless you are guaranteed to win on that turn otherwise you will deck out within a few turns and quite possibly lose valuable cards in the process such as a Judgment Dragon which is the primary win condition, a Solar Recharge which could get rid of a Wulf that may be in your hand in exchange for a draw.

 

Lightsworn Decks take common sense to use. Overextending is one of the worst things you can do. Especially in a Lightsworn Deck.

 

Lightsworns do not need a terrible excuse for a stall card like Outstanding Dog Marron.

[/quote']

 

His and my decks are almost exactly the same. The only difference is 3 Outstanding Dog Marrons. He uses them to keep from decking out. I tried 1 in mine for a little bit. It helped a little when it came to cards where I need to discard from my hand. Other than that, it didn't really mess with me much. I don't use it in my deck anymore though. It got annoying.

what, not a dog person?

 

I already run 5 dogs in my Lightsworn Deck. 3 Wulfs and 2 Rykos. 1 more sounds stupid. Ryko is fine at 2, Wulf at 4 would be illegal and Marron is terrible and uneeded in Lightsworn.

[Lazer Yoshi]

How about we DON'T use this Card? ^_^

Although, it might be the Cutest Fiction Dog ever.

But Deck Fattening, in most Cases = Bad.

[ShadowKyogre]

I just Creature Swap this to my opponent so I can get a free shuffle. Plus it's fun seeing their strongest monster replaced by this thing.

[Aximil]

I normally use Heavy Storm and then attack their strongest monster with it. Then, use Honest. It's humiliating.

[Flame Dragon]

This card wins because it has the cutest pic ever.

[Guest PikaPerson01]

If you're honestly stupid enough to get yourself milled to death with LS, just use Magical Blast. Not that I'd advise anyone to ever use it though, but it at least has some mild use of making Lumina and Lyla into slight burn damage rather then just making you sit and mill useless monsters, and then forcing you to draw into one, because once you draw one it's GG.

[Tabris]

I remember mine ex-girlfriend using this (or, to be more precise, a deck that used Marron in an especially obscure version of Empty Jar, with tinges of Burn/Stall) against me (I played Neos Turbo).

 

I misplayed grandly, and nearly lost... to be saved by Injection Fairy Lily.

 

Good times, goooooood times....

[CrabHelmet]

If you're honestly stupid enough to get yourself milled to death with LS' date=' just use Magical Blast. Not that I'd advise anyone to ever use it though, but it at least has some mild use of making Lumina and Lyla into slight burn damage rather then just making you sit and mill useless monsters, and then forcing you to draw into one, because once you draw one it's GG.

[/quote']

 

If I remember correctly, Magical Blast can't stop you from losing if your deck is actually already empty.

 

And no, I don't understand why.

[Tickle Me Emo]

this card is bad. Only real use is in a Zombie OTK deck, having it as last card and creating a loop with 2 ZMasters and Mass Driver... a loop that doesnt work this format, last format, the format before, or ever before this format and never will. In other words most epic pic, least epic card.