Limit the Summon

[Blue Lightning]

http://yugioh.wikia.com/wiki/Summon_Limit

 

Neither player can Summon more than two times per turn.

 

Stops the Malicious-Krebons move. Most obvious use in Opression and such. Id really like this to see more play.

 

 

Discuss.

 

 

EDIT: When did I get another Rep?

[Flame Dragon]

It's decent enough, just doesn't slow your opponent down enough. There is also the fact that it is easily destroyed.

[Blue Lightning]

Steven Harris

 

 

 

Monsters: 18

 

3 Destiny Hero – Malicious

1 Armageddon Knight

2 Dark Armed Dragon

1 Gorz the Emissary of Darkness

2 Krebons

1 Psychic Commander

1 Elemental Hero Stratos

1 Destiny Hero – Plasma

1 Destiny Hero - Doom Lord

1 Sangan

1 Plaguespreader Zombie

1 Dark Grepher

1 Necro Gardna

1 Breaker the Magical Warrior

 

 

 

Spells: 16

 

1 Cold Wave

1 Heavy Storm

1 Mystical Space Typhoon

1 Monster Reborn

1 Brain Control

2 Emergency Teleport

3 Allure of Darkness

2 Reinforcement of the Army

1 Scapegoat

3 Destiny Draw

 

 

 

Traps: 8

 

1 Crush Card Virus

3 Solemn Judgment

2 Phoenix Wing Wind Blast

1 Trap Dustshoot

1 Torrential Tribute

 

 

Well, It only takes one effective use to cause enough damage.

 

Malicious + E- Tele to Krebons= They stay with a Malicious and Krebons is gone at the end phase. They cant summon DAD that turn unless they destroy it with Heavy Storm which makes it a 2 for 1 trade and they cant attack that turn anyways.

 

 

The last winner only ran 4 destruction cards, and in that scenario they cant summon 2.

 

Theres also the Solemn scenario. If they decide to Solemn it, thats one less Summon/Spell/Trap negated.

 

So, in simple language, this is either

 

1-) Solemn Bait

 

OR

 

2-)Threatening Roar/2-for-1 trade.

 

 

I find that good.

[A●O●J]

Lol this card would tick so many people off. I would run this just to see people's annoyed reactions.

[Megaworm]

seems annoying. not survivable enough.

[Mr. Judgment Dragon]

Side Deck material perhaps.

[Orochi]

if you want side deck, use royal oppresion...

 

 

this card is average more close to MEH!

[Exiro]

Oppression is always effective, as long as it doesn't get Break'd, MST'd, Heavy'd, Decree'd or your lp get too low. As long as it's there, it negates Special Summons completely.

 

Summon Limit is only effective in the early game, because around that time, it survives and slows the game down. In the late game, every possibility I mentioned for Oppression plus DAD/JD.

[Skuldur]

i would rather use Oppression.

[werewolfjedi]

limit works, there is no question about that.

 

people just don't like continuing traps because they can't be activated right away on their turn, but here, I think they are wrong.

 

ether they destroy it, or they lose the whole flow their deck may have going.

 

just to say, this stops GBs really badly.

 

I think it is worth playing. the mere fact it stops 1 turn collection synchros (aka: mali krebon duo) could be the exact reason it should be played. just remember to chain it to e-tele, or it will be vulnerable.

 

oppression has the problem of reducing your life points fairly quickly. I forced someone down to 100 because of it in about one turn. and then killed him with a mecha bunny.

[CrabHelmet]

people just don't like continuing traps because they can't be activated right away on their turn

 

No' date=' they don't like them because they're horribly vulnerable to removal.

 

ether they destroy it, or they lose the whole flow their deck may have going.

 

just to say, this stops GBs really badly.

 

I think it is worth playing. the mere fact it stops 1 turn collection synchros (aka: mali krebon duo) could be the exact reason it should be played. just remember to chain it to e-tele, or it will be vulnerable.

 

Everything here applies to Royal Oppression.

 

oppression has the problem of reducing your life points fairly quickly.

 

Royal Oppression gives you the option to pay 800 Life Points to +1 yourself' date=' stop your opponent's move, and reduce your opponent's field advantage. Your opponent will *very* rarely be willing to turn that many of their cards into Ookazi clones.

 

I forced someone down to 100 because of it in about one turn. and then killed him with a mecha bunny.

 

The wonderful thing about Royal Oppression is that you cannot "force" it - it is optional. Hence, you will only pay 800 Life Points to stop your opponent's Special Summon if that Special Summon is actually worth blocking at the expense of 800 Life Points. I sincerely doubt that you were able to perform nine Special Summons of sufficient significance within a single turn to cause this Life Point drop.

[werewolfjedi]

people just don't like continuing traps because they can't be activated right away on their turn

 

No' date=' they don't like them because they're horribly vulnerable to removal.

 

ether they destroy it, or they lose the whole flow their deck may have going.

 

just to say, this stops GBs really badly.

 

I think it is worth playing. the mere fact it stops 1 turn collection synchros (aka: mali krebon duo) could be the exact reason it should be played. just remember to chain it to e-tele, or it will be vulnerable.

 

Everything here applies to Royal Oppression.

 

oppression has the problem of reducing your life points fairly quickly.

 

Royal Oppression gives you the option to pay 800 Life Points to +1 yourself' date=' stop your opponent's move, and reduce your opponent's field advantage. Your opponent will *very* rarely be willing to turn that many of their cards into Ookazi clones.

 

I forced someone down to 100 because of it in about one turn. and then killed him with a mecha bunny.

 

The wonderful thing about Royal Oppression is that you cannot "force" it - it is optional. Hence, you will only pay 800 Life Points to stop your opponent's Special Summon if that Special Summon is actually worth blocking at the expense of 800 Life Points. I sincerely doubt that you were able to perform nine Special Summons of sufficient significance within a single turn to cause this Life Point drop.

 

I didn't cause 9, but he was already down to 5000, I stole a zombie master after he played z-world, (gave him a bunny) and I just so happened to have something in the grave he did not on the field really badly (jinzo), and that deck SPs from the deck a lot (it was not GB actually). this deck was just a for fun deck that beat a cash pumped zombie world deck. that card was the reason why. thats all.

I use experence to base my thoughts on cards I have seen played. if I just get a fluke most of the time, then I guess I just see the what if's a lot more than other people.

[CrabHelmet]

people just don't like continuing traps because they can't be activated right away on their turn

 

No' date=' they don't like them because they're horribly vulnerable to removal.

 

ether they destroy it, or they lose the whole flow their deck may have going.

 

just to say, this stops GBs really badly.

 

I think it is worth playing. the mere fact it stops 1 turn collection synchros (aka: mali krebon duo) could be the exact reason it should be played. just remember to chain it to e-tele, or it will be vulnerable.

 

Everything here applies to Royal Oppression.

 

oppression has the problem of reducing your life points fairly quickly.

 

Royal Oppression gives you the option to pay 800 Life Points to +1 yourself' date=' stop your opponent's move, and reduce your opponent's field advantage. Your opponent will *very* rarely be willing to turn that many of their cards into Ookazi clones.

 

I forced someone down to 100 because of it in about one turn. and then killed him with a mecha bunny.

 

The wonderful thing about Royal Oppression is that you cannot "force" it - it is optional. Hence, you will only pay 800 Life Points to stop your opponent's Special Summon if that Special Summon is actually worth blocking at the expense of 800 Life Points. I sincerely doubt that you were able to perform nine Special Summons of sufficient significance within a single turn to cause this Life Point drop.

 

I didn't cause 9, but he was already down to 5000, I stole a zombie master after he played z-world, (gave him a bunny) and I just so happened to have something in the grave he did not on the field really badly (jinzo)

 

I stopped reading there.

 

Zombie Master only summons Level 4 or lower monsters, so he can't summon Jinzo. The fact that you still tried to summon him and that your opponent tried to stop you indicates that neither you nor your opponent had properly read Zombie Master's effect. Since your opponent has no clue what his own cards do, this proves that your opponent was a stupid rookie, giving even stronger support to my theory that he misplayed horribly.

[werewolfjedi]

people just don't like continuing traps because they can't be activated right away on their turn

 

No' date=' they don't like them because they're horribly vulnerable to removal.

 

ether they destroy it, or they lose the whole flow their deck may have going.

 

just to say, this stops GBs really badly.

 

I think it is worth playing. the mere fact it stops 1 turn collection synchros (aka: mali krebon duo) could be the exact reason it should be played. just remember to chain it to e-tele, or it will be vulnerable.

 

Everything here applies to Royal Oppression.

 

oppression has the problem of reducing your life points fairly quickly.

 

Royal Oppression gives you the option to pay 800 Life Points to +1 yourself' date=' stop your opponent's move, and reduce your opponent's field advantage. Your opponent will *very* rarely be willing to turn that many of their cards into Ookazi clones.

 

I forced someone down to 100 because of it in about one turn. and then killed him with a mecha bunny.

 

The wonderful thing about Royal Oppression is that you cannot "force" it - it is optional. Hence, you will only pay 800 Life Points to stop your opponent's Special Summon if that Special Summon is actually worth blocking at the expense of 800 Life Points. I sincerely doubt that you were able to perform nine Special Summons of sufficient significance within a single turn to cause this Life Point drop.

 

I didn't cause 9, but he was already down to 5000, I stole a zombie master after he played z-world, (gave him a bunny) and I just so happened to have something in the grave he did not on the field really badly (jinzo)

 

I stopped reading there.

 

Zombie Master only summons Level 4 or lower monsters, so he can't summon Jinzo. The fact that you still tried to summon him and that your opponent tried to stop you indicates that neither you nor your opponent had properly read Zombie Master's effect. Since your opponent has no clue what his own cards do, this proves that your opponent was a stupid rookie, giving even stronger support to my theory that he misplayed horribly.

 

odd, his doesn't say level 4.

 

must be a misprint. sorry. guess that kills that one.

 

I'll need to inform him of that.

 

oh well.

[CrabHelmet]

people just don't like continuing traps because they can't be activated right away on their turn

 

No' date=' they don't like them because they're horribly vulnerable to removal.

 

ether they destroy it, or they lose the whole flow their deck may have going.

 

just to say, this stops GBs really badly.

 

I think it is worth playing. the mere fact it stops 1 turn collection synchros (aka: mali krebon duo) could be the exact reason it should be played. just remember to chain it to e-tele, or it will be vulnerable.

 

Everything here applies to Royal Oppression.

 

oppression has the problem of reducing your life points fairly quickly.

 

Royal Oppression gives you the option to pay 800 Life Points to +1 yourself' date=' stop your opponent's move, and reduce your opponent's field advantage. Your opponent will *very* rarely be willing to turn that many of their cards into Ookazi clones.

 

I forced someone down to 100 because of it in about one turn. and then killed him with a mecha bunny.

 

The wonderful thing about Royal Oppression is that you cannot "force" it - it is optional. Hence, you will only pay 800 Life Points to stop your opponent's Special Summon if that Special Summon is actually worth blocking at the expense of 800 Life Points. I sincerely doubt that you were able to perform nine Special Summons of sufficient significance within a single turn to cause this Life Point drop.

 

I didn't cause 9, but he was already down to 5000, I stole a zombie master after he played z-world, (gave him a bunny) and I just so happened to have something in the grave he did not on the field really badly (jinzo)

 

I stopped reading there.

 

Zombie Master only summons Level 4 or lower monsters, so he can't summon Jinzo. The fact that you still tried to summon him and that your opponent tried to stop you indicates that neither you nor your opponent had properly read Zombie Master's effect. Since your opponent has no clue what his own cards do, this proves that your opponent was a stupid rookie, giving even stronger support to my theory that he misplayed horribly.

 

odd, his doesn't say level 4.

 

must be a misprint. sorry. guess that kills that one.

 

I'll need to inform him of that.

 

oh well.

 

Even if that were the case, there are still many flaws in your argument:

 

1) Attempting to conduct a Special Summon would cause you to lose both the discarded card and Zombie Master - giving up two cards to inflict 400 damage apiece. This move will very rarely be worthwhile.

 

2) Considering the types of monsters that Special Summon from the deck that you are known to run, the use of Royal Oppression was probably gratuitous in many cases.

 

3) You would still need to be conducting 6 Special Summons in a single turn, and all of them would need to be worth negating - and you would need to do so in a way that would still allow you to use a bunny to win. This series of events seems less than highly probable.

 

4) How many opponents in tournaments will be using Tele-DAD, Lightlords, and Gladiator Beasts? Now, how many are going to be using your for-fun deck? That's what I thought.

[werewolfjedi]

 

Even if that were the case' date=' there are still many flaws in your argument:

 

1) Attempting to conduct a Special Summon would cause you to lose both the discarded card and Zombie Master - giving up two cards to inflict 400 damage apiece. This move will very rarely be worthwhile.

 

2) Considering the types of monsters that Special Summon from the deck that you are known to run, the use of Royal Oppression was probably gratuitous in many cases.

 

3) You would still need to be conducting 6 Special Summons in a single turn, and all of them would need to be worth negating - and you would need to do so in a way that would still allow you to use a bunny to win. This series of events seems less than highly probable.

 

4) How many opponents in tournaments will be using Tele-DAD, Lightlords, and Gladiator Beasts? Now, how many are going to be using your for-fun deck? That's what I thought.

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to be honest, I actually don't see oppression run in my tournament area.

don't know why, likely because they run destruction instead.

 

just let it go, I was withdrawing from the argument if you couldn't tell.

[WindupRabbitFan14]

 

Even if that were the case' date=' there are still many flaws in your argument:

 

1) Attempting to conduct a Special Summon would cause you to lose both the discarded card and Zombie Master - giving up two cards to inflict 400 damage apiece. This move will very rarely be worthwhile.

 

2) Considering the types of monsters that Special Summon from the deck that you are known to run, the use of Royal Oppression was probably gratuitous in many cases.

 

3) You would still need to be conducting 6 Special Summons in a single turn, and all of them would need to be worth negating - and you would need to do so in a way that would still allow you to use a bunny to win. This series of events seems less than highly probable.

 

4) How many opponents in tournaments will be using Tele-DAD, Lightlords, and Gladiator Beasts? Now, how many are going to be using your for-fun deck? That's what I thought.

[/quote']

 

to be honest, I actually don't see oppression run in my tournament area.

don't know why, likely because they run destruction instead.

 

Find better players then.

[Professor Cobra]

With more monsters that have effects to summon more monsters, it'll help. I have one.

[Guest Star]

If it was a Continuous Spell Card, it would be a lot better.

 

It's not bad, though. It would probably be effective. I wouldn't main it, though. I'd probably side it.

[Blue Lightning]

If it was a Quick-Play, It would be much better. It only needs a turn to cause damage.

[AuraMaster]

Summon limit is too crippling to most decks to be useable. It makes a problem for zombies, GBs, LSs, and probably most synchro decks including teledad. if you were using one of those decks you'ld put yourself in a tight position that could backfire in a couple of turns.