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I'm actually posting in custom cards! It's a full Dragon-themed structure deck with the concept built around DARK dragon-type monsters and banishing them. There's no deck box, unfortunately, since I don't know how to make those. But I will provide a deck list and pics of my custom cards.

Structure Deck: Dragon's Flight contains a mix of real cards and custom cards. First, here's the deck list. The cards marked with *** are custom cards which I will show below the deck list.

Structure Deck: Dragon's Flight


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Hope you enjoyed. Yeah, Dragons might get old for some people, but I figured they needed a boost. I might add a couple of Synchros in addition to these cards just to go with the Tuners I included.

Rate, Fix, and Comment, YCM.

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I really like the concept of this Structure Deck and the custom cards as well I just feel a few of them need some work.
For example Scarlet Thunder Dragon itself might not be over powered but considering it's effects allows you to Special Summon up to 4 dragon to the field with no restrictions and all for the cost of banishing 1 dragon. You could get DarkStorm dragon, Dark Horus and Red-Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon on the field in 1 turn if they had all been removed from play since none of them have special summoning restriction and worse if you were running multiple copies of any of them.

The level 4 dragons are good but Noir-Ailes Wyvern is a bit over powered too considering that if just 5 dragons have been banished that's 1000 ATK right there, but then by weakening itself it can destroy spell and trap cards. I guess it sort of balances it out but it's up to you..

Everything else is good as well except Dragon's Burstfire: 1. Since the card says special summon up to 3 dragons and then immediately destroy them you might as well just say "add up to 3 banished Level 4 or lower Dragons -Type monster to your Graveyard" or something along those lines (I'm assuming that since you didn't state a specific Phase for the cards to be destroyed in thy would just get destroyed immediately after being summoned). 2. (3 x 4) 300 = 3600 That's a lot of damage for one spell card to do with no real cost/draw back but it could work if it was limited in some way.

All in all this concept being expanded on is really cool and the cards are effective too. Apart from the issue I mentioned the only problem I can easily see someone getting into with this would be running out of fodder to use the effects.

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Thanks for the comments, necrosim. I kinda thought Scarlet Thunder might be a bit overpowered, but I"m not sure what to do to fix it.

And you're right on Noir-Ailes Wyvern. I figured the weakening effect would balance it out, making it weak enough to be destroyed by your opponent's next attack. Destroying 3 cards might be a bit much, though.

I probably should add a "once per turn" clause on Dragon's Burstfire, but then again, by destroying the summoned monsters instead of banishing them again, it may prevent the use of another Dragon's Burstfire later on or in the same turn if the amount of banished dragons gets low.

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No problem and as for Scarlet Thunder Dragon you could try limiting the amount it can summon in 1 turn or maybe try a level limit.

Regarding Dragon's Burstfire apart from the Damage it dealt I only had a problem with the wording, since it essentenial says summon the cards and destroy them immediately after. I was suggesting that you alter it to just say add the banished cards to your graveyard.

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I'll fix Dragon's Burstfire for sure.

As far as Scarlet Thunder Dragon goes, though, I've been thinking that Red-Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon is enough of a dragon-summoner. Perhaps an entirely different effect? I'll have to think about it, though.

People are certainly allowed to give me ideas for Scarlet Thunder Dragon. As well as comment on my other cards.

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I'm actually posting in custom cards! It's a full Dragon-themed structure deck with the concept built around DARK dragon-type monsters and banishing them. There's no deck box, unfortunately, since I don't know how to make those. But I will provide a deck list and pics of my custom cards.

Structure Deck: Dragon's Flight contains a mix of real cards and custom cards. First, here's the deck list. The cards marked with *** are custom cards which I will show below the deck list.

Structure Deck: Dragon's Flight


SDDF Custom Cards


Hope you enjoyed. Yeah, Dragons might get old for some people, but I figured they needed a boost. I might add a couple of Synchros in addition to these cards just to go with the Tuners I included.

Rate, Fix, and Comment, YCM.

I like the idea of dragons "taking flight" by being banished, then "swooping back in" with card effects.
I do, however agree with necrosim on pretty much every issue. Some of these are a tad unrealistic. I also didn't see if necrosim mentioned this, but I think Scarlet Thunder Dragon's effect should say that you can't declare an attack at all the turn you activate his effect.

Hey necrosim, thanks for the advice on Cerberus awhile ago!

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I agree with Josh on the limitation on Scarlet Thunder Dragon but I though of a more fun one as your opponent could potentially destroy your whole field in their turn in any number of ways. "Pay 1000 life-points to activate this affect 'affect here' then flip coins equal to the number of monsters on your side of the field for every coin you called right one of your monsters may attack from left to right" This way its based on chance which is frowned upon but I do think it makes it fair as you cannot choose which monsters can attack and your unlikely to call all of the coins right.

I thought all you're other cards were great however your Dragon Barrier card is not very useful. Maybe negate the attack and then banish/destroy the monster so Stardust can't stop?

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Thanks for the comments, Josh and CardCaster. I think I fixed Scarlet Thunder Dragon, but again, I'm open to criticism. Not being able to declare a direct attack is pretty restrictive for big monsters like Dark Horus.

I think I'm gonna keep Dragon's Burstfire as is, though.

I'm gonna be working a few Synchros now, and I'm also open to effects for them as well.

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