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| − | A '''Macro Deck''' revolves heavily around [[removing from play]] cards on the [[field]]. The main strategy of this [[Deck]] is to either remove from play your and your opponent's cards and swarm with [[Return from the Different Dimension]] or using [[monster]]s that power-up when cards are | + | A '''Macro Deck''' revolves heavily around [[removing from play]] cards on the [[field]]. The main strategy of this [[Deck]] is to either remove from play your and your opponent's cards and swarm with [[Return from the Different Dimension]] or using [[monster]]s that power-up when cards are removed from play such as [[Golden Homunculus]] or [[Gren Maju Da Eiza]]. |
| − | + | [[Dimensional Fissure]] is a must in this Deck so always put 2 or more copies of it, as sometimes you cannot [[draw]] [[Macro Cosmos]]. You should have 3 copies of [[Macro Cosmos]] because it removes all sorts of cards, not just monsters. | |
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| − | [[Dimensional Fissure]] is a must in this Deck so always put | ||
[[Caius the Shadow Monarch]] is a great addition to this Deck as it removes from play 1 card on the field and can inflict 1000 points of [[damage]] to your opponent if the removed card is a [[DARK]] monster. | [[Caius the Shadow Monarch]] is a great addition to this Deck as it removes from play 1 card on the field and can inflict 1000 points of [[damage]] to your opponent if the removed card is a [[DARK]] monster. | ||
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[[Different Dimension]] cards are a great addition to this Deck because they have many ways to remove monsters from play such as [[D.D. Warrior Lady]] and [[D.D. Assailant]]. | [[Different Dimension]] cards are a great addition to this Deck because they have many ways to remove monsters from play such as [[D.D. Warrior Lady]] and [[D.D. Assailant]]. | ||
| − | [[Dark Hole]] is a great card to have (but limited) because when having a Blackwing deck or a Hero deck it can banish up to 5 monsters not including all your opponents monsters, when [[Dimensional Fissure]] is in play | + | [[Dark Hole]] is a great card to have (but limited) because when having a Blackwing deck or a Hero deck it can banish up to 5 monsters not including all your opponents monsters, when [[Dimensional Fissure]] is in play |
| − | [[D.D. Survivor]] is also a must, as if it's [[destroy]]ed or [[Tribute]]d while [[Macro Cosmos]] or [[Dimensional Fissure]] is in play, it will be | + | [[D.D. Survivor]] is also a must, as if it's [[destroy]]ed or [[Tribute]]d while [[Macro Cosmos]] or [[Dimensional Fissure]] is in play, it will be removed from play instead and will be [[Special Summon]]ed during the [[End Phase]] of that [[turn]], which gives you field presence and Tribute fodder. |
| − | The [[Macro Cosmos]]/[[Gravekeeper's Servant]] lockdown can prevent your opponent from [[attack]]ing, because you have to [[send]] cards from the top of your Deck to the [[Graveyard]], but you can't, because they would be | + | The [[Macro Cosmos]]/[[Gravekeeper's Servant]] lockdown can prevent your opponent from [[attack]]ing, because you have to [[send]] cards from the top of your Deck to the [[Graveyard]], but you can't, because they would be removed from play instead. |
[[Necrovalley]] is also a good addition to this deck. That way, if you get some of your opponent's cards in the Graveyard, they won't be able to get them back. Use this with caution though, because you won't be able to [[Banish|clean out]] your opponent's Graveyard with cards like [[D.D. Crow]] or [[Soul Release]]. | [[Necrovalley]] is also a good addition to this deck. That way, if you get some of your opponent's cards in the Graveyard, they won't be able to get them back. Use this with caution though, because you won't be able to [[Banish|clean out]] your opponent's Graveyard with cards like [[D.D. Crow]] or [[Soul Release]]. | ||
| − | Great finishers for this Deck would be [[Black Luster Soldier - Envoy of the Beginning]] which once per turn it can remove from play one monster on field, and [[Chaos Sorcerer]] which once per turn you can remove from play one face-up monster on the field | + | Great finishers for this Deck would be [[Black Luster Soldier - Envoy of the Beginning]] which once per turn it can remove from play one monster on field, and [[Chaos Sorcerer]] which once per turn you can remove from play one face-up monster on the field. |
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==Synchro Cosmos== | ==Synchro Cosmos== | ||
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* [[Macro Cosmos]] | * [[Macro Cosmos]] | ||
* [[Return from the Different Dimension]] | * [[Return from the Different Dimension]] | ||
| + | * [[Solemn Judgment]] | ||
* [[Solemn Warning]] | * [[Solemn Warning]] | ||
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* [[Allure of Darkness]] | * [[Allure of Darkness]] | ||
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* [[Chaos Zone]] | * [[Chaos Zone]] | ||
* [[Dimensional Fissure]] | * [[Dimensional Fissure]] | ||
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* [[Macro Cosmos]] | * [[Macro Cosmos]] | ||
| + | * [[Solemn Judgment]] | ||
* [[Dark Bribe]] | * [[Dark Bribe]] | ||
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* [[Divine Wrath]] | * [[Divine Wrath]] | ||
* [[Seven Tools of the Bandit]] | * [[Seven Tools of the Bandit]] | ||
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'''Macro Monarch Decks''' are extremely effective against [[Graveyard|graveyard]]-based Decks, such as the now old "[[Tele-DAD]]", since they completely eliminate the [[Graveyard]] and can take advantage of the situation to revive [[Tribute]] material to keep [[summon]]ing [[Monarchs]]. A draw engine is found in constantly summoning Kuraz with D.D.R., combined with Cyber Valley and Allure. Lightsworns banishing the top few cards of the deck is a small price to pay to speed it up, and, like a toolbox, you can choose around any combination of the eight "Monarchs". | '''Macro Monarch Decks''' are extremely effective against [[Graveyard|graveyard]]-based Decks, such as the now old "[[Tele-DAD]]", since they completely eliminate the [[Graveyard]] and can take advantage of the situation to revive [[Tribute]] material to keep [[summon]]ing [[Monarchs]]. A draw engine is found in constantly summoning Kuraz with D.D.R., combined with Cyber Valley and Allure. Lightsworns banishing the top few cards of the deck is a small price to pay to speed it up, and, like a toolbox, you can choose around any combination of the eight "Monarchs". | ||
| − | This Deck is also good against [[Lightsworns]], if cards are sent to the [[Graveyard]] by the effect of [[Lightsworns]], they will be [[ | + | This Deck is also good against [[Lightsworns]], if cards are sent to the [[Graveyard]] by the effect of [[Lightsworns]], they will be [[removed from play]] instead; It can also be good against [[Zombie]] and [[Gladiator Beast]] Decks just by adding cards like [[Royal Oppression]] (Traditional only), [[Royal Prison]], [[Snowman Eater]], [[Legendary Jujitsu Master]], [[Wall of Illusion]] and [[G.B. Hunter]] to your [[Side Deck]]. |
| − | However, this Deck has many inconsistency issues, such as [[draw]]ing too many [[Monarchs]]/[[Macro Cosmos]]. To protect [[Dimensional Fissure]]/[[Macro Cosmos]] add a [[Magic Reflector]]/[[Card Guard | + | However, this Deck has many inconsistency issues, such as [[draw]]ing too many [[Monarchs]]/[[Macro Cosmos]]. To protect [[Dimensional Fissure]]/[[Macro Cosmos]] add a [[Magic Reflector]]/[[Card Guard]]. |
{{Decklist|Recommended Cards | {{Decklist|Recommended Cards | ||
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* [[Macro Cosmos]] | * [[Macro Cosmos]] | ||
* [[Mirror Force]] | * [[Mirror Force]] | ||
| + | * [[Return from the Different Dimension]] | ||
* [[Starlight Road]] | * [[Starlight Road]] | ||
* [[The Huge Revolution is Over]] | * [[The Huge Revolution is Over]] | ||
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== Macro City == | == Macro City == | ||
| − | This [[Deck]] combines the recycling ability of [[Big City|Big City Deck]]. It is similar to [[Big City]] | + | This [[Deck]] combines the recycling ability of [[Big City|Big City Deck]]. It is similar to [[Big City Charge]], but doesn't use any of the [[Elemental Hero]] [[fusion]]s. |
| − | It utilises | + | It utilises [[Elemental Hero Voltic]] to recycle [[removed from play]] [[Elemental Heroes]] to make large [[chain]]s of [[attack]]ing [[monster]]s and to recycle [[Elemental Hero Stratos]] to abuse his [[effect]]. |
| − | + | [[Elemental Hero Captain Gold]] and [[Skyscraper]] are almost essential and make for a good way to boost [[Elemental Hero Voltic]]'s attack. | |
| − | Cards like | + | Cards like [[D.D. Survivor]] and [[Elemental Hero Wildheart]] are good choices because they work well with the playing style of the Deck. |
| − | + | [[Gravekeeper's Servant]] and [[Exiled Force]] are good ways to keep [[Elemental Hero Voltic]] alive and to make it easier for it to [[attack directly]]. This Deck can also be combined with Voltic [[OTK]] to make for a powerful option depending on the situation. | |
==Macro Burn/Mill== | ==Macro Burn/Mill== | ||
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You may use cards like [[Allure of Darkness]] to draw 2 cards from your [[Deck]] and then remove [[Necroface]] in your [[Hand]] from play again, thus triggering the effect of [[Necroface]] again and removing from play the top 5 cards from both player's [[Deck]]s. | You may use cards like [[Allure of Darkness]] to draw 2 cards from your [[Deck]] and then remove [[Necroface]] in your [[Hand]] from play again, thus triggering the effect of [[Necroface]] again and removing from play the top 5 cards from both player's [[Deck]]s. | ||
| − | [[Future Visions]] is another card that helps activate the effect of [[Necroface]]. [[Soul Absorption]] is another great card that works in synergy with the effect of [[Necroface]], where you can gain 500 [[Life Points]] per [[Soul Absorption]], each time [[Necroface]] [[Banish]]es 11 cards ([[Necroface]] + 5 from the top of both player's [[Deck]]s) | + | [[Future Visions]] is another card that helps activate the effect of [[Necroface]]. [[Soul Absorption]] is another great card that works in synergy with the effect of [[Necroface]], where you can gain 500 [[Life Points]] per [[Soul Absorption]], each time [[Necroface]] [[Banish]]es 11 cards ([[Necroface]] + 5 from the top of both player's [[Deck]]s). |
To help reduce the opponent's [[Deck]] even further, cards such as [[Needle Worm]], [[Morphing Jar]] and [[Card Destruction]] are used to thin down the opponent's [[Deck]]. | To help reduce the opponent's [[Deck]] even further, cards such as [[Needle Worm]], [[Morphing Jar]] and [[Card Destruction]] are used to thin down the opponent's [[Deck]]. | ||
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[[Bazoo the Soul-Eater]] gets more powerful by removing cards from play. 1 popular combo is to remove as many cards as possible and use [[Return from the Different Dimension]] to bring back [[Gren Maju Da Eiza]], [[Golden Homunculus]] and [[Helios Trice Megistus]] to [[attack]] for game. | [[Bazoo the Soul-Eater]] gets more powerful by removing cards from play. 1 popular combo is to remove as many cards as possible and use [[Return from the Different Dimension]] to bring back [[Gren Maju Da Eiza]], [[Golden Homunculus]] and [[Helios Trice Megistus]] to [[attack]] for game. | ||
| − | Because a lot of these cards revolve around cards | + | Because a lot of these cards revolve around cards removed from play, [[Necroface]] would be a nice addition to this [[Deck]] as long as you don't [[Normal Summon]] it. |
Running 3 [[D.D. Dynamite]]s is a good idea because you can weaken your opponent with them and finish up with your beefed up [[monster]]s for game. | Running 3 [[D.D. Dynamite]]s is a good idea because you can weaken your opponent with them and finish up with your beefed up [[monster]]s for game. | ||
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* [[Dimensional Prison]] | * [[Dimensional Prison]] | ||
* [[Graverobber's Retribution]] | * [[Graverobber's Retribution]] | ||
| − | * [[Karma Cut]] | + | * [[Karma Cut]] |
* [[Macro Cosmos]] | * [[Macro Cosmos]] | ||
| + | * [[Return from the Different Dimension]] | ||
* [[Skull Lair]] | * [[Skull Lair]] | ||
* [[Bottomless Trap Hole]] | * [[Bottomless Trap Hole]] | ||
==Defensive Macro Deck== | ==Defensive Macro Deck== | ||
| − | A defensive Macro Deck is a [[Deck]] that uses self-cure cards (Such as [[Soul Absorption]]) to Heal it's user, and use Monsters that Cannot be Destroyed by Battle to protect it's user, while cards like [[Gren Maju Da Eiza]] and [[Golden Homunculus]] gain more power from the cards that were | + | A defensive Macro Deck is a [[Deck]] that uses self-cure cards (Such as [[Soul Absorption]]) to Heal it's user, and use Monsters that Cannot be Destroyed by Battle to protect it's user, while cards like [[Gren Maju Da Eiza]] and [[Golden Homunculus]] gain more power from the cards that were removed from play earlier. The deck uses the combination of [[Macro Cosmos]] and [[Gravekeeper's Servant]] to prevent the opponent from attacking, while [[D.D. Assailant]] and [[D.D. Warrior Lady]] clear the field. |
| − | A common trick in this deck, is using [[Gold Sarcophagus]] while [[Macro Cosmos]] and [[Soul Absorption]] are face up on the field, to remove from play [[Necroface]], and gain 6000 LP. Two turns later, by Normal Summoning [[Necroface]] to the field, all | + | A common trick in this deck, is using [[Gold Sarcophagus]] while [[Macro Cosmos]] and [[Soul Absorption]] are face up on the field, to remove from play [[Necroface]], and gain 6000 LP. Two turns later, by Normal Summoning [[Necroface]] to the field, all removed from play cards are sent back to their owner's decks, and [[Necroface]] gains a massive attack. If [[Necroface]] is removed from play again (thanks to [[Macro Cosmos]], the user gains additional 5,000 LP thanks to [[Soul Absorption]]. |
====[[Monsters]]==== | ====[[Monsters]]==== | ||
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==Ancient Macro Deck== | ==Ancient Macro Deck== | ||
| − | An Ancient Macro Deck is a [[Deck]] that revolves heavily on [[Macro Cosmos]] and [[Ancient Forest]] and also cards that come back that have been [[ | + | An Ancient Macro Deck is a [[Deck]] that revolves heavily on [[Macro Cosmos]] and [[Ancient Forest]] and also cards that come back that have been [[removed from play]], such as [[D.D. Survivor]] and [[D.D. Scout Plane]], to continuously [[attack]] your opponent without worrying about their [[monster]]s since they will be [[destroy]]ed at the end of their [[Battle Phase]]. |
====[[Monsters]]==== | ====[[Monsters]]==== | ||
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* [[Gren Maju Da Eiza]] | * [[Gren Maju Da Eiza]] | ||
* [[Breaker the Magical Warrior]] | * [[Breaker the Magical Warrior]] | ||
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* [[Kycoo the Ghost Destroyer]] | * [[Kycoo the Ghost Destroyer]] | ||
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* [[Macro Cosmos]] | * [[Macro Cosmos]] | ||
| + | * [[Return from the Different Dimension]] | ||
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| + | ==MacRa God Mode Deck== | ||
| + | The MacRa Deck is a new addition to the Macro Cosmos deck list roster, and is also extremely effective as well, to the surprise of many. The deck is also starting to grow in popularity do to the promotion from its creator, a female player nicknamed "TheMacroMaster". Though the deck seems unprotected, the deck utilizes extremely large Life Points for a one shot strike with Konami's somewhat new release of "The Winged Dragon of Ra", and it does it consistently. | ||
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| + | This deck, created by "TheMacroMaster" who can be found on video related websites only focuses on using "Macro Cosmos" and "Soul Absorption" with massive amounts of search power and draw effects for surprisingly consistent play ups. The "Macro Cosmos" simply banishes all draw power like "Upstart Goblin" and "Cyber Valley", and then increases your Life Points do to the face up, or multiple face up "Soul Absorption". | ||
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| + | Using card's like "Gold Sarcophagus", you can banish a "Necroface" while "Soul Absorption" is face up on the field for massive Life Point boosts. Another brilliant minded trick and play for this deck type is using "Gold Sarcophagus" to banish a "D.D. Scout Plane" from your deck, and because of "D.D. Scout Planes" effect, it is instantly special summoned at the end phase, rather than having to wait two turns for it. | ||
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| + | One other key trick and back up supply is needed, in case "The Winged Dragon of Ra" can no longer be effectively applied as a win condition. The card is called "Chaos-End Master", and is a level 3 LIGHT attribute Tuner monster. With this being said, you can Synchro Summon using it and 2 "D.D. Scout Plane" to have a boasting and terrifying "Ancient Sacred Wyvern" who's attack points range above all else, with the exception of "The Winged Dragon of Ra". | ||
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| + | Other tech cards that have been seen in use by TheMacroMaster is the Field Spell known as "Future Visions" which was originally released for Fortune Lady monsters. When monsters are normal summoned, they are banished by "Future Visions" and increase your Life Points do to "Soul Absorption". Also, this field spell makes "Necroface" more easy to abuse multiple times. You can "Gold Sarcophagus" the "Necroface" to gain large amounts of Life Points, only to then normal summon it, return all banished cards, and since being normal summoned, the Field Spell "Future Visions" will banish it all over again to increase your Life Points even more. The next Standby Phase, "Necroface" will be quote "returned" to the field, where for a 3rd time, its banish effect can be used. This Field Spell also works amazing with "D.D. Scout Plane" as it simply gets special summoned on the end phase. | ||
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| + | Protection of the deck is usually Anti Meta related, using "Dark Bribe", which has made its home in every Macro deck as a common staple. Also, "Starlight Road" and even "Judgment of Anubis" are seen to be effective in keeping the field setup safe and sound for continued play. | ||
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| + | Extra Deck consists of almost nothing. Simply 1-3 "Ancient Sacred Wyvern", a "Stardust Dragon" because of "Starlight Road", and 3 "Gachi Gachi Gantetsu" for "D.D. Scout Plane" is about all that seems to be needed. The 3 "Gachi Gachi Gantetsu" are the best source of defense in the deck. When 2 or more "D.D. Scout Plane" are on the field, you can XYZ "Gachi Gachi" with 2 of them, and if the "Gachi Gachi" would be destroyed, the "D.D. Scout Plane" will return on end phase, where you can then XYZ summon another "Gachi Gachi Gantetsu" the fallowing turn. | ||
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| + | Other than the previous explained functions of the deck, the last to be explained is quite understandable and very simply understood as to why it is used. That tech would be "Morphing Jar". By banishing the entire hand, you can gain Life Points almost as if you had banished a "Necroface", and then refresh your hand right after. This also works will when discarding a "D.D. Scout Plane" as it simply gets special summoned on the end phase. "Card Destruction" serves a similar purpose. | ||
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| + | '''THE WINGED DRAGON OF RA's SPECIAL TECHNIQUE WITHIN THE DECK:''' | ||
| + | While 2 or more face up "Soul Absorption" are on the field, and "The Winged Dragon of Ra" is already summoned and its effect has been used, you can then activate an "Upstart Goblin" or a "Gold Sarcophagus" to gain 1000+ Life Points. Since you would then have 1100+ Life Points, you can utilize "The Winged Dragon of Ra" and its effect to pay 1000 Life Points and destroy a monster for literally no cost. You pay 1000 Life Points, destroy the monster, and then when it is banished you gain that 1000 Life Points back. Since the effect has no limits on how much you can use it per turn, you can repeat the process and clean a whole field of monsters for free. | ||
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| + | '''THE DECK LISTER''' | ||
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| + | All of the fallowing can be replaced with personal choice cards, and are not exact to the taste of all players. The following cards are simply the commonly used cards by the Deck's creator "TheMacroMaster" | ||
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| + | '''MONSTERS''' | ||
| + | * [[The Winged Dragon of Ra]] staple & win condition | ||
| + | * [[Chaos-End Master]] staple & path to win condition | ||
| + | * [[D.D. Scout Plane]] staple | ||
| + | * [[D.D. Survivor]] | ||
| + | * [[Cyber Valley]] staple & consistency improvement | ||
| + | * [[Spirit Reaper]] | ||
| + | * [[Marshmallon]] | ||
| + | * [[Cardcar D]] consistency improvement | ||
| + | * [[Kuraz the Light Monarch]] consistency improvement | ||
| + | * [[Necroface]] win condition | ||
| + | * [[Gren Maju Da Eiza]] win condition | ||
| + | * [[Vortex Trooper]] consistency improvement | ||
| + | * [[Lava Golem]] win condition | ||
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| + | "Lava Golem" has an interesting role in the deck. Though it burns, and is a win condition, it is often seen being saved until problematic monsters like "Naturia Beast" appear. Lava Golem simply banishes the monsters, inflicts damage, and the tributes often give you Life Points because of "Soul Absorption". Think of "Vortex Trooper" as the savior on a rainy day. It simply helps get rid of those bad starting hands. It does a good job too. | ||
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| + | '''SPELLS''' | ||
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| + | * [[Dimensional Fissure]] staple | ||
| + | * [[Gold Sarcophagus]] staple | ||
| + | * [[Pot of Duality]] staple | ||
| + | * [[Upstart Goblin]] staple | ||
| + | * [[Future Visions]] | ||
| + | * [[Terraforming]] | ||
| + | * [[Dark Hole]] | ||
| + | * [[Heavy Storm]] optional use for protecting "The Winged Dragon of Ra" | ||
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| + | '''TRAPS''' | ||
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| + | * [[Macro Cosmos]] staple | ||
| + | * [[Dark Bribe]] staple | ||
| + | * [[Starlight Road]] | ||
| + | * [[Judgment of Anubis]] | ||
| + | * [[Jar of Greed]] | ||
| + | * [[Legacy of Yata-Garasu]] | ||
| + | * [[Reckless Greed]] | ||
| + | * [[Mirror Force]] | ||
| + | * [[Torrential Tribute]] | ||
| + | * [[Solemn Warning]] | ||
| + | * [[Solemn Judgment]] sometimes bad tech | ||
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| + | '''EXTRA DECK''' | ||
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| + | * [[Gachi Gachi Gantetsu]] staple | ||
| + | * [[Ancient Sacred Wyvern]] staple & win condition | ||
| + | * [[Stardust Dragon]] if using "Starlight Road" | ||
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| + | '''A VIDEO OF THE DECK's FUNCTIONS''' | ||
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| + | Click the following link to view a YouTube video of TheMacroMaster and her deck profile of the MacRa deck, and the gameplay on how it works. | ||
| + | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxZgQUg6omM | ||
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