Dual Dragon Master Knight, with a First of the Dragons in toe. I did go first, but even if I went second it would not have made a difference, unless I drew into Dragon Capture Jar and even then it would've made very little difference. And who runs DCJ anyway unless they know they are playing against Dragons? There was nothing I could really do to stop them.
That is the dream opening hand if you're running fusions and that's why I love playing Yugioh. These crazy, rare openings is what I feel the game is about. Not the Meta game. If you want to run Nekroz or Burning Abyss, that's fine, but I just think that, as a general rule, there's skill and then there's Meta. Then there's anit-Meta if we assume if it exists. Yes, some Meta decks can require skill. Dragon Rulers when they were Meta required skill. It wasn't a deck like Nekroz that just anyone could turn up at a tournament and win, it actually required a deep understanding of the rules of the game and the combos the deck could pull off. If you weren't a skilled player, you couldn't make the Dragon Ruler deck work for you and you would lose the duel simply because you didn't understand how to play it.
Anyway, I just thought I'd share that with you guys because it was a rarity. Just goes to show that you don't need to be a Meta player to be a good player. I doubt much of the Meta could've handled that.
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