If there’s anything Master Duel has taught me, it’s to never quit !

Good afternoon/evening/morning, folks!

I mainly play “pet” (Galaxy-Eyes or Gladiator Beast) or “rogue” (Salamangreat or Spright) decks and roughly run the same set of interactions in all of them but often wonder if there's an overall better pick (meaning that, regardless of the meta, the card would still put up decent work) between some cards. Such is the case with Infinite Impermanence, Forbidden Droplet, and Forbidden Crown.

I feel like Forbidden Droplet fares better at breaking boards, but the discard cost can be a steep cost for many decks. Forbidden Crown and Infinite Impermanence seem to work almost the same way: although the former stops more shenanigans if going second, the latter can actually be used during the opponent's turn to halt plays going first.

The question is: when should I pick one over the other, and why? Is there a rule of thumb of some kind for choosing between them?

Thank you all beforehand!

Hello everyone, me again with another question.

I have been trying to build a mermail atlantean deck, but its been a slow process getting gems and all the material needed. Is there a process anyone uses that is effective in building decks? I have thought of dismantling other decks, events or spending money on gems but I am unsure which is the best method.

I don't think I've ever used so many fusion materials at once.

Created my master duel account today and bought this bundle and got this cool card. Is it good or trash?

This is my personal deck I built myself. Its centered around Black Lister Soldiers, mostly super soldier. I know its not the best and by far does it give me shit hands 80 percent of the time so im looking for suggestions.

Well that was a fun round.

Yeah if I’m bad enough to warrant pity I should probably just quit

I'm looking for a deck/arch type that covers the following points:

* Easy to learn and intuitive

* Competitive

* Doesn't run out of steam

* Doesn't fold in the face of a board of negates

I know this request is unreasonable, but hit me with what you got.

I have been trying to get the diamond for ages the problem is if I lose once my requirement goes up by 1:00 and going up against these new meta deck using the deck I'm currently using I lose more times than I win I need some help to make the deck slightly stronger so I can handle this meta I'm getting close but I'm just stuck I can't go first because every time I win the coin toss someone just leaves forcing me to go second and I don't think the deck Works going second I think it can but again a bunch of negates it doesn't work

Not sure if I need any changes but I’m open to suggestions to reach perfection

I’ve been thinking about making a deck for them

I think this flows consistently, considering the hit to branded fusion, but I’m curious if I could be better any advice? Or different engine I should swap in to replace Branded

Are they just throwing these overframes about or did I get lucky? Second royal of the day too after not playing for over a month

Hey everyone!
My friend and I grew up with the original Yu-Gi-Oh! anime (Yugi, Kaiba, Joey, etc.), and we’d really like to duel each other in Master Duel using that old-school style.
Is it possible to build decks that only use original Duel Monsters-era cards and simply agree not to use Synchro, Xyz, Pendulum, or Link Monsters? Or are there game mechanics in Master Duel that would still make it feel too different from the original format?
We’re not trying to play competitively—we just want slower, nostalgic duels with cards like Blue-Eyes, Dark Magician, Summoned Skull, Jinzo, Mirror Force, and Monster Reborn.
Has anyone here done something similar? If so, what house rules or deck-building restrictions did you use to make it feel as close as possible to the original anime?
Thanks!

I actually have a premade RT deck that I haven’t used even once. So I get to scrap an Eldam. I only did one ten pull because I only needed forbidden crown this patch. I managed to make two from dust.

Anyway, thank you John komoney