Armed Dragon
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Contents 1. Overview a. Deck List 2. Additional Card Options 3. Articles and Reports a. Modern Articles b. Modern Reports c. Historic Articles d. Historic Reports |
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Overview
Armed Dragon takes its name from the LV monster lineup of the same name. The primary goal of the deck is to quickly summon the higher forms of Armed Dragon and ride them to victory. This is most easily achieved using either Masked Dragon or Flying Kamikari. By allowing them to die on the opponent's turn, the Armed Dragon player can search out the weak LV3 dragon when it is most safe, then tribute it at the start of the next turn.
Dragon support cards like Stamping Destruction are common in Armed Dragon decks. Because of the high number of recruiter monsters available, Creature Swap is also popular. Both spells allow the Armed Dragon player to be extremely aggressive, clearing the way for major swings in damage even without a higher level dragon.
Armed Dragons LV5 and 7 easily clear away small monsters, especially Scapegoat tokens, with their discard abilities. Sinister Serpent and Thunder Dragon are commonly paired with them to prevent a loss in card advantage. However, because of its comparatively weak DEF stat, LV7 is sometimes absent from lists.
Dragon support cards like Stamping Destruction are common in Armed Dragon decks. Because of the high number of recruiter monsters available, Creature Swap is also popular. Both spells allow the Armed Dragon player to be extremely aggressive, clearing the way for major swings in damage even without a higher level dragon.
Armed Dragons LV5 and 7 easily clear away small monsters, especially Scapegoat tokens, with their discard abilities. Sinister Serpent and Thunder Dragon are commonly paired with them to prevent a loss in card advantage. However, because of its comparatively weak DEF stat, LV7 is sometimes absent from lists.
Deck List
Despite the risk, Armed Dragon LV7 is included in this list for its ability to clear goat tokens quickly. Sinister and Thunder Dragon help make this possible, and both partner with Graceful Charity and Card Destruction for large leaps in card draw. Both can pay for Tribe Infecting Virus' cost, too, and the former has good synergy with Creature Swap.
Brain Control has been included because of the large number of tribute monsters. Even without the bigger dragons, the monster stealing spell can be used as pseudo removal when paired with Thunder Dragon.
Brain Control has been included because of the large number of tribute monsters. Even without the bigger dragons, the monster stealing spell can be used as pseudo removal when paired with Thunder Dragon.
Monsters3x Armed Dragon LV3 3x Armed Dragon LV5 1x Armed Dragon LV7 1x Breaker the Magical Warrior 1x Flying Kamakiri #1 3x Masked Dragon 1x Sangan 1x Sinister Serpent 3x Thunder Dragon 1x Tribe-Infecting Virus 1x Twin-Headed Behemoth Vertical Divider
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Spells2x Brain Control 1x Card Destruction 2x Creature Swap 1x Delinquent Duo 1x Graceful Charity 1x Heavy Storm 1x Mystical Space Typhoon 2x Nobleman of Crossout 1x Pot of Greed 1x Premature Burial 1x Snatch Steal 2x Stamping Destruction Vertical Divider
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Traps1x Call of the Haunted 1x Mirror Force 1x Ring of Destruction 1x Sakuretsu Armor 1x Torrential Tribute |
Additional Card Options
Element Dragon is a search target for Masked Dragon, and can even get a nice ATK boost if you have extra copies of the Fire attribute monster lingering around. Other dragon support cards, like Wingbeat and Dragon's Rage, are definitely worth a look, even if only as sideboard options.
Level Up! is a great way to speed through the leveling process, and could potentially see play with Last Will. Similarly, Fusilier combined with Metamorphosis can cheat King Dragun into play, who can then special summon Armed Dragon LV5. This play is fairly common in Armed Dragon decks and also combos with Last Will.
Level Up! is a great way to speed through the leveling process, and could potentially see play with Last Will. Similarly, Fusilier combined with Metamorphosis can cheat King Dragun into play, who can then special summon Armed Dragon LV5. This play is fairly common in Armed Dragon decks and also combos with Last Will.
- Element Dragon
- A Wingbeat of Giant Dragon
- Dragon's Gunfire
- Super Rejuvenation
- The Dragon's Bead
- Burst Breath
- Dragon's Rage
- Level Up!
- The Graveyard in the Fourth Dimension
- Soul Exchange
- Raigeki Break
- Fusilier Dragon the Dual Mode Beast + Metamorphosis
Articles and Reports
Modern Articles
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Modern Reports
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Historic Articles
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