if your a fan of yugioh and like collecting and creating new strategys out of the cards ...
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if your a fan of yugioh and like collecting and creating new strategys out of the cards in the game. this is the game for you don't forget to the deck puzzles and battle everyone at least five times each and try to get to the principles office i never reached that part of the game.
581122
I like this deck so far. This is the deck I started playing Yugioh with. This is a little advanced for a beginner but the challenge was fun. Overall a great deck.
2372400
Hi, well i am just begin with yu gi oh Trading card.

This deck its great, but required patience. For kids, i don believe that enjoy this deck. But if you are very smooth with strategie. go for it.

The issue with this deck, its that the defence are great allmost invicible. But if this deck battles with a deck who is easily to tribute for mosnter of 6 or 7 levels. U will have trouble.

Dinosaur race, macth this deck, because dino race, are a easy deck to summon or tribute monster.

In dark revelation booster, i found great card to mix with this deck. That equiped  monster and tribute monster for a direct atack. Spell card to equiped my mosnter, and another monster card to battle, and avoid left my oponnend a card in the field for tributing.

Ligthing of vortex, another one
shield a sword in the deck only are two. and spell card that equiped msonter make this deck hard. And more controling spell card.

I give four because this deck is almost complete, with a great potencial and easily to set a monster card.
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his is easily one of the most fun games I've played in ages. It's different from Yu-Gi-Oh! or Magic; the element of chance makes it feel like a less stressful and more fun game. The packs are cheap, and I love being able to get cards I know and love from the TV show or TCG. And there's something satisfying when you order your Blue-Eyes White Dragon to attack your friend's Spiderman.
164610
It's like drafting MTG, and building like Settlers. Buy the expansions if you played out the same scenarios too many times (this should take a while though).
2421504
The Eye of Judgment really opened my eyes to card games.  At first I thought this game was for kids in school and people who like to collect and trade cards.  After I saw the demo videos on Youtube and Amazon, I can't wait to play this innovative and unique game on my PS3.  Everyone says it can get expensive if you want to collect all the available cards currently in the market, but at least I wanted to try out the game play, the camera and the starter deck.  I spent about a few hours trying to comprehend the game rules, study each card from the starter deck and search online for additional information when I had questions.  After all information was gathered, I played it for 3 hours and I was totally hooked on this game.  The Eye of Judgment is a game that players need to learn the rules and play for at least once before they can have fun with it.  I am not very good at it  at this time since the AI seems to beat me half of the time even when I play amateur level.  I believe it will take me a while to be good enough for online duel, especially most people who play online should have many better cards in their decks. If I play online using my starter deck, I will just get ripped big time.  I will start buying different theme decks when I get better at it.  I can not imagine the replay value of this game.  If you like card games or strategical games, you must take a look.  It will open your eyes wider.
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Ok so first here's all the new stuff the game comes with;

~3 new teams from a division called the Putrid Players.
~The teams are Nurgle, Chaos Dwarves and Goblins!
~ An extra Score Board  (to add a 5th Player)
~Stadiums (which add rules to each match)
~penalty cheating tokens and pnealty cards
~new ability called fouling
~ and a Referee
~ a few more team upgrades for the original teams.
~new match ups and tournaments

All in all the stuff that this expansion adds is awesome without gettting too complex.
I think this expansion is worth it just for the new teams, (love the goblins) and the extra player.
The new skill; fouling, lets you foul your opponents; which means you can look at a card in your opponent's hand and choose whether or not the opponent will discard it.

  Now you also run the risk of getting penalties, which are negative effects after the matchups have been resolved.

  The stadiums add restrictions to the matchups now. Here's a taste of the type of restrictions you'll encounter;  no cheating or no one above 2 star power in that particular matchup. You can choose to break these rules at the cost of a penalty card, which i think gives you interesting choices.

  The Ref. goes around handing out cheating tokens so it adds a little randomness to the game or you can use it to your advantage and or push your luck a little.
  You can easily choose which parts of the expansion you want to add to the game.

The goblins are by far my favorite. There is a little bias because I love goblins. They're a little silly and have pogo sticks, chainsaws, and little Davinci style helicopters! THey're a little hard to play with but they don't feel unbalanced

If you already have the other expansion it might be too much for some people to add all the components. I personally don't think it's too much to track.
This game is awesome and the expansions don't disappoint!
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I've had this game since it has come out (mid-Feb. I think), and I think this game is a lot of fun.  It can be frustrating at times due to the difficulty, if u don't use any of the passwords that u can find.  But I love games that challenge u, so, I enjoy playing this game very much.  It has a lot of the cards from the actual card game, although there are a few differences with the effects.  I'm still trying to get all the cards.  I have 802 of the 854 cards.  Once u play it long enough, u don't care too much about seeing the monsters duel.  It's a good thing they give u the option to watch them or not, even during the duel, cause it can take longer if u have to watch every duel.  I wish it was just a little easier to get passwords, but oh well, that's not much of complaint.  It's not exactly like the Yu-Gi-Oh! card game, but they tell u that right away.  Once u get accustomed to the game play, it will get a lot easier.  U'll get the hang of it better if u watch the show or play the cards.  With all the customer reviews that rip this game to shreds, are clearly wrong.  I've played much worse games than this one.  I'd recommend it if u like a challenge, and if u watch Yu-Gi-Oh! a lot.
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Growing up as a kid in 2002, I got into the Yu-Gi-Oh! trading card games. One day, I was in a typical 7-Eleven market and while I was in front of the counter with my Grandpa, I saw Yugi's and Kaiba's Deck in the glass display. I was amazed at this as this was my first time seeing the first visualization of the box art and the cards inside. I begged my Grandpa to buy Kaiba's deck, but he refused because the my grandpa couldn't afford them so I end up getting the ''Magic Ruler'' booster pack instead. This helped me started my quest to buy more of them as months progressed. So fasting forward 8 years later now 17 years old , I finally decided to invest my money for Kaiba's starter deck and I'm glad I purchased it. One of the main reasons I bought this deck is to own Kaiba's signature monster the ''Blue Eyes White Dragon''. The Blue Eye White Dragon'' became my obsession. I also had a nostalgic moment when I was looking through the cards. I said  ''Ah, the good old days''.  One of my favorite card effect would be the Lord of D.(Abbreviated for Dragons). His effect will instantly give you complete immunity to your Dragon type monsters on your field. Your opponent's Magic/Spell cards are pretty much useless to your Dragon type monsters so that is a pretty big bonus!  There are some powerful Monster cards that are very good to use in a duel besides the ''Blue Eyes White Dragon''  such as (Judge man, Koumori Dragon, Kojikocy, and  Mysterious Puppeteer. There may be some other powerful monster cards that I'd forgot to mention, but they're in there. Thank you Amazon and the seller for this product and I'm looking forward to getting back to collect Yu-Gi-Oh! cards again. My 2nd quest shall begin!!!! If anyone of you out there are wanting to get your hands on this deck, I recommend doing it now, because the other reviewer had mentioned that this could be the last ones you'll ever see, but hey you'll never know. Just to be on the safe you should invest your money on this while it last. I recommend this deck to any Yu-Gi-Oh! fans and newcomers!!!
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This game is interesting, mainly because it is based on a card game, however, it also contains hours of fun.  Now...  You must understand that it will get a little bit boring when you cannot figure out how to conquer a duelist.  Also, be warned...  If you are going to purchase this game for the online play, don't.  It's not worth it mainly because nobody really plays online, and that takes away a lot of fun.  I personally still play this because I play the Magic the Gathering Card Game, and it can be fun.  It just looses it's glow once you beat it, mainly becuase there is nothing left to do.  Once you beat the game, it's over, and you can't really show off your decks because nobody plays online.  Just be warned, it's not going to bring unlimited fun, and sometimes it may not bring any fun at all.  ALSO, this game does NOT follow the rules of the Official Card Game.
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We were given the opportunity to play this game back when it was being Kickstarted and called "Kingdom", and were very impressed with it! Here is our original preview from January. Just substitute "Regnum Angelica" where ever you see the game referred to as "Kingdom" :):

"He Geek and She Geek love nothing more than a cold gloomy day where we can huddle up indoors with a stack of board games. This weekend fit the bill, and we were invited to preview Kingdom, a game currently being Kickstarted and created by Nashville area game creators Black Locust Games. In a nutshell, Kingdom is a two-player card/board game where one player controls the heavenly host and the other leads the fallen angels in an attempt to invade the other's realm.

We met up with Casey, one half of BLG, at the local bookstore/coffee shop. Pulling up a couple of tables, Casey unpacked the prototype version of the game. The game board is a 20 x 30 piece imprinted with move spaces, score boards, and power level trackers for both sides. Also included in the box are various score marker cubes, black and white power stones, and the main game components, a deck of arch angel cards and a deck of fallen angel cards.

Now, Imma let you finish, but the artwork on these cards is some of the best angel paintings of all times! They really are gorgeous cards. Each of the 50 unique angels was painted by UK artist William Xavier Lavender. Casey told us that the original idea was to have each card painted by a different artist, in the vein of Magic the Gathering, but when they saw the quality of the Lavender's first submission, they commissioned him to paint the rest of the deck. Good choice in our opinion. Check out the collage and see for yourself:

Game play can best be described as Magic The Gathering meets Chess meets Roshambo. The goal is to score the most points by moving your angels from your side of the board and into your opponent's realm. Each angel has a different point value which determines how much you score if you are successful. However, the most valuable angels are also the most powerful, so you have to decide whether you want the points now or if you want to keep the angel in play in order to defeat your opponent's angels.

Combat is resolved by a simple rock-paper-scissors style of play. Each angel has an eight-way combat diagram printed on its card with each point represented by Earth, Water, or Fire. Depending on which direction two opposing cards meet in combat determines which is the victor. Say two cards meet head on. You look at which element each card has at its top center arrow. Water beats Fire, Fire scorches Earth, Earth absorbs Water.

However, there are also two other types of cards in your decks that can change that outcome: Pillars, which can be used as defense against the elements, and Angelic Scripts (which are actually written in the ancient celestial alphabet, Malachim) that give players or cards additional powers. You can "burn" these cards to build up your power reserves (up to a max of 5) or you can spend your power to use the cards. With this mechanic, the game forces you to be strategic in your power management decisions.

We played Kingdom for about an hour (before the barista made his store closing announcements) and didn't finish a whole game, but that was because we were taking our time to learn the strategies (and to be honest, a lot of time was spent pouring over the angel artwork). Casey told us that a normal game would take about 45 minutes, which felt about right. I had caught on to the game after about my first 30 minutes and was able to take my turn without my handy turn progression "cheat sheet" from that point on.

BLG is still game testing and putting some finishing touches here and there on the game, but as it stands, Kingdom is a hell of a good time and definitely a game HGSG will have on our shelf"

(originally published on HeGeekSheGeek.com - bit.ly/1DEt8zH)
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This is an incredibly fun, totally F'd up game. I have been hosting CAH games at my house for a couple of years now and have even gotten my mother and my grandmother to play - what a riot! The raunchier, the better my friends seem to love them.

I'm posting a review here, on the original deck, to help people with what to buy with the original game, or next.

To date, I have:

1) Cards Against Humanity Base Deck - This is what you need to start playing and you can survive on this for a couple of games with the same players before it gets stale.
2) Cards Against Humanity Expansions 1-6 - You can also get these grouped up in the new Blue and Red boxes. You won't regret these, but I would get a few aftermarket decks first.
3) Cards Against Humanity Green Box (7th? exp) - I haven't dug into these yet, but will update next month after our next game.
4) Various CAH small packs - The Jew Pack is mandatory. The Geek, Fantasy and 90's packs are okay, but skippable.
5) Crabs Adjust Humidity Vol. 1-5 - These are terrible, but in a good way. I'd put these high on my acquisition list.
6) Carps & Angsty Manatee Vol. 1-2 - Another great pack, maybe 4 out of 5 stars. Seems to be geared towards young adults.
7) Cats Abiding Horribly Edi. 1-2 - This are probably the most clever and intelligent cards in my collection.
8) Guards Against Insanity Edi. 1-4 - These seem to be the most popular winning cards when we play. Clever with broad topics.
9) Cads Against Matrimony - These is really tame and mostly lame. Plus they're blue and out of place in the original deck. Skip.
10) Cocks Abreast Hostility Pack 1-2 - These are the raunchiest cards, in my opinion. These WILL get reactions. Mandatory.
11) Crows Adopt Vulgarity 1-4 - These are new, I'll update later next month.
12) Cards and Punishment Vol. 1-2 - These are new, I'll update later next month.
13) Clones Attack Hilarity - These are new, I'll update later next month.
14) Cows Against Hamburgers - These are new, I'll update later next month.

There's some decks I would LOVE to have, like Words Against Morality, but sadly they are printed on what's not much better than heavy paper. If you are going to play a lot, with friends, who may have spill-able drinks - skip the decks that aren't printed on coated, quality cardstock.
795513
If you played any cryptozoic game you'll know what your getting with one caveat changing hero cards
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I've had this deck for about a year now and had a good chance to play with the cards.

The cards themselves are smaller than a playing card. Ms Urnash has had many of them embossed with subtle patterns so that further study brings out more detail and richer meaning. There are a ton of cards in the deck, including four versions of The Fool, several Void cards, and additional cards (such as number "99", among others). The 2 of Swords is my favorite, with a depiction of a bride holding two swords with a cowboy in the background, reminiscent of Kill Bill. (Pictured)
The imagery is gorgeous, colorful, original, and creative, referring to pop culture as well as timeless images. There are several cards with explicit nudity, though it is certainly ART and not pron.

The box is genius and can be used after the cards are opened, a failing of many other decks. They rest in two stacks inside the box with a short ribbon so you can pull them up without flipping the box over and spilling the cards everywhere. The box closes with a magnetic flap which holds the lid tightly closed with the book inside. Super easy to put away, it's one of my favorite tarot sets as a whole. (Pictured)

As to the cons, there are really too many cards (100 in all), plus she reverses two of the major suits, the Wands and Pentacles. This makes for a difficult problem: it's truly a deck for advanced tarot users, and also really difficult for an experienced tarot user since it upends several core assumptions that are second nature. But that's part of the beauty of this unconventional deck, too.

All in all, this is a MUST-HAVE deck for every avid collector, but in my experience it's more of a novelty than a deck I can use every day. I still love it though, and love the comic-like artwork and scifi vibe!
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Helped me complete a deck, and goes with a favorite archetype (Cyber Dragon)
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I loved the old  Yugioh before all the Synchro XYZ and that wacky clock stuff they  have now. Getting this made me relive my child hood, 5 pieces of exodia? 3 Gods? Almost a complete dark magician set? Then came the 3 cards I was most amused with  " Set stail for the kingdom" " Duelist kingdom" and "Glory of the King's hand". The moment my eyes met with those cards instant nostalgia of the whole Yu Gi Oh series and his way to the duelist kingdom. If you're a collector, or just someone like me looking for nostalgia this is for you, I don't know how great these cards would be competitively. But as a prime user I paid 35$ for one day free shipping I'm not complaining about the price.

I have been eyeing exodia for a while but hesistant to pay 20-30$ for just 5 cards.
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I love the lighting-fast battles and easy-to-pickup system,
it also allows for a lot of complexity and variations with all the characters and combinations that are possible!
Another plus is that you can fit everything you need for 2 players in one deck box. 3-4 players youd prolly need a second deck box.

i recommend picking up card sleeves as with any other card game.
(i used this ones and they worked for me:&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Euro-Game-Card-Sleeves-100-Soft-Sleeves-Pack-59-MM-X-92-MM/dp/B001TPWZBM/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Euro Game Card Sleeves (100 Soft Sleeves/Pack - 59 MM X 92 MM)</a>)