Difference between revisions of "Iron Chain"
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"'''Iron Chain'''", known as "'''Chain'''" ({{Ruby|Ｃ|チェーン}} ''Chēn'') in the ''[[OCG]]'', is an all-[[EARTH]] [[archetype]] from ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's]]'' used by [[Mr. Armstrong]], included in ''[[Crossroads of Chaos]]''. | "'''Iron Chain'''", known as "'''Chain'''" ({{Ruby|Ｃ|チェーン}} ''Chēn'') in the ''[[OCG]]'', is an all-[[EARTH]] [[archetype]] from ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's]]'' used by [[Mr. Armstrong]], included in ''[[Crossroads of Chaos]]''. | ||
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"Iron Chain" cards focus upon a combination of [[mill]]ing the opponent's [[Deck]], manipulating the ATK and DEF of [[monster]]s on the field, and inflicting minor [[burn]] damage to the opponent. A Deck dedicated to "Iron Chain" monsters can be relatively flexible because of this. The user can use either "[[Poison Chain]]" to quickly make the opponent run out of cards, or "[[Iron Chain Repairman]]" to constantly recycle "[[Iron Chain Blaster]]" to burn the opponent each turn. Both can be used at once, and can be further devastating when combined with "[[Cemetary Bomb]]". The user can also go for a beatdown strategy by taking advantage of how "[[Iron Chain Coil]]" can increase the ATK and DEF of an "Iron Chain" card permanently, as well as how "[[Iron Chain Dragon]]" can temporarily increase its own ATK. | "Iron Chain" cards focus upon a combination of [[mill]]ing the opponent's [[Deck]], manipulating the ATK and DEF of [[monster]]s on the field, and inflicting minor [[burn]] damage to the opponent. A Deck dedicated to "Iron Chain" monsters can be relatively flexible because of this. The user can use either "[[Poison Chain]]" to quickly make the opponent run out of cards, or "[[Iron Chain Repairman]]" to constantly recycle "[[Iron Chain Blaster]]" to burn the opponent each turn. Both can be used at once, and can be further devastating when combined with "[[Cemetary Bomb]]". The user can also go for a beatdown strategy by taking advantage of how "[[Iron Chain Coil]]" can increase the ATK and DEF of an "Iron Chain" card permanently, as well as how "[[Iron Chain Dragon]]" can temporarily increase its own ATK. | ||
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Most "Iron Chain" monsters are not very strong on their own. Without a card that can protect them during battle (e.g. "[[Scrap-Iron Scarecrow]]") or increase their ATK (e.g. "[[Gaia Power]]"), most cannot survive long - at least, not until "Iron Chain Coil" increases their ATK after a few turns. Since the archetype is not fully dedicated to a single method of defeating the opponent, it may not be as easy to control as other Archetypes, unless the user has a very good idea of what these cards are capable of as a group and what external support works well with their intended strategy. | Most "Iron Chain" monsters are not very strong on their own. Without a card that can protect them during battle (e.g. "[[Scrap-Iron Scarecrow]]") or increase their ATK (e.g. "[[Gaia Power]]"), most cannot survive long - at least, not until "Iron Chain Coil" increases their ATK after a few turns. Since the archetype is not fully dedicated to a single method of defeating the opponent, it may not be as easy to control as other Archetypes, unless the user has a very good idea of what these cards are capable of as a group and what external support works well with their intended strategy. | ||
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"Iron Chains" are most basically used as a Mill Deck; however they can be used in a Burn Deck with "Iron Chain Blaster" and "[[Paralyzing Chain]]". "Iron Chain Repairman" is useful for reviving "Iron Chain" monsters from the [[Graveyard]]. This is useful, as "Poison Chain" needs "Iron Chain" monsters on the field to work. When used well, "Iron Chain" Decks can quickly achieve a [[Deck Out]]. | "Iron Chains" are most basically used as a Mill Deck; however they can be used in a Burn Deck with "Iron Chain Blaster" and "[[Paralyzing Chain]]". "Iron Chain Repairman" is useful for reviving "Iron Chain" monsters from the [[Graveyard]]. This is useful, as "Poison Chain" needs "Iron Chain" monsters on the field to work. When used well, "Iron Chain" Decks can quickly achieve a [[Deck Out]]. | ||
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{{Decklist|Recommended cards | {{Decklist|Recommended cards | ||
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* [[Iron Chain Repairman]] | * [[Iron Chain Repairman]] | ||
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* [[Dark Bug]] | * [[Dark Bug]] | ||
* [[Marauding Captain]] | * [[Marauding Captain]] | ||
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* [[Iron Chain Coil]] | * [[Iron Chain Coil]] | ||
* [[Junk Synchron]] | * [[Junk Synchron]] | ||
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* [[Iron Chain Dragon]] | * [[Iron Chain Dragon]] | ||
* [[Dark Diviner]] | * [[Dark Diviner]] | ||
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* [[King of the Feral Imps]] | * [[King of the Feral Imps]] | ||
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* [[Isolde, Two Tales of the Noble Knights]] | * [[Isolde, Two Tales of the Noble Knights]] | ||
* [[Missus Radiant]] | * [[Missus Radiant]] | ||
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* [[Poison Chain]] | * [[Poison Chain]] | ||
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* [[Reinforcement of the Army]] | * [[Reinforcement of the Army]] | ||
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* [[Back to the Front]] / [[Call of the Haunted]] | * [[Back to the Front]] / [[Call of the Haunted]] | ||
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Playing style
"Iron Chains" are most basically used as a Mill Deck; however they can be used in a Burn Deck with "Iron Chain Blaster" and "Paralyzing Chain". "Iron Chain Repairman" is useful for reviving "Iron Chain" monsters from the Graveyard. This is useful, as "Poison Chain" needs "Iron Chain" monsters on the field to work. When used well, "Iron Chain" Decks can quickly achieve a Deck Out.
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