Ra Homework 12/1/15

Hi Ra Yellow; this will be the first homework under the new revamp collective. The goal with homework is to look at yugioh in different persectives to help you get an edge over your opponent.

A Common term heard by many is Card Advantage. We read a lot about +1s and -1s but its almost never put into practice outside of deckbuilding. So this week we'll be focusing on Hand Advantage.

Here are some cards and their advantages explained:

Spoiler:

So, looking through these examples, I want you to keep in mind card advantage while playing. Although a play might seem obvious, there might be better way to make the play while keeping a better card advantage over your opponent.

your Homework is as follows:

List 3 meta cards (can include staples). Of the 3 cards you choose 1 of each must have a +1, -1, or a 1 for 1. For example, I would choose MST, Raigeki Break, and Pot of Greed

then list 1 card that could be any of the 3 depending on the circumstances.

Good Luck!

PM'd Caesium. Gave his okay and said I did this correctly,

damn caes rip Ra.......

lmfao easy stuff striker you should try it

pantheism of the monarch: discard 1 monarch s/t to draw 2 cards -2+2=0
but in graveyard: banish this to choose 3 monarch s/t and randomly add 1= +1
therefore pantheism of the monarch is +1

one for one discard one monster(-1) to special summon a level one monster(-2+1)therefore it is a-1 (but it is still useful due to can summon a wide range of monster)

ring of destruction destroy one of your opponent monster and inflict damage to both player, therefore = -1+1=0(but due to it is a trap so it can be useful)

Nice job Patrick. Looks like you got the concept down.

I feel this is a bit 2 easy and obvious. More slifer hw idk but yeah hw = hw

3 cards:

btw who is the Ra leader???
confusing getting hw from diff people O.o

caesium is our new ra leader forget striker/101 now

(RPFC) Shiki wrote:

I feel this is a bit 2 easy and obvious. More slifer hw idk but yeah hw = hw

Thank you for your criticism I'll definitely take it into consideration. Card Advantage really is an easy concept but it's still not really thought of for most duelists.

For example: Emeral's effect is a +1; but to summon him is a -1. So overall resolving Emeral is a 1 for 1 until you activate his effect twice.

(You start with 2 monsters on board; end with Emeral on field and 1 in hand).

i know but i meant it inta other prespective
also u can still do it twice that turn and the next turn
+ i only aimed for the eff itself not about the summoning. If do summon it and next turn i activate it its eff . then that turn i get 1 + card advantage