Classifying a Deck

[monstergelo]

Hi all!

There's a theory lying around(here) about a deck can be classified to several types namely:

• Aggro
• Control
• Combo
• Ramp
• Midrange

Is this classifier relevant enough or do you have a better classifier suggestion?

[Dunkel]

Run triple Desires in all three decks

[Jessica Angel]

Run triple Desires in all three decks

No that's bad

Is this classifier relevant enough or do you have a better classifier suggestion?

There's lots of ways like by playstyle like you said, by summoning type, by time period, etc
But for your one I think you need to change 2 things:
- Add "alternative win" type like Exodia, Burn and Mill, they don't care about attacking
- And I think combo and ramp is the same thing

[Fallen From Grace]

This coming from the moron who said desires a -9 acting like niggas forgot about DNF sit down Jessica Angel sit down

[Zepharos]

Run triple Desires in all three decks

No that's bad

Is this classifier relevant enough or do you have a better classifier suggestion?

There's lots of ways like by playstyle like you said, by summoning type, by time period, etc
But for your one I think you need to change 2 things:
- Add "alternative win" type like Exodia, Burn and Mill, they don't care about attacking
- And I think combo and ramp is the same thing

desires is an amazing card look at decks topping events and you'll see desires in them.

It's not bad at all refrain from giving horrid advice.

[Zepharos]

Hi all!

There's a theory lying around(here) about a deck can be classified to several types namely:

• Aggro
• Control
• Combo
• Ramp
• Midrange

Is this classifier relevant enough or do you have a better classifier suggestion?

I get combo aggro and control but ramp and midrange are like what exactly?
this isn't MTG man

I would say Lock and anti-all .dek would take those spots in yugioh.

[XOXOnotreally]

Bit late but I'd say ramp decks are something like Graydles which are bad early on but gain advantage over time with cards like Supply Squad and Impact. As for midrange, it sounds like Zodiac would fall into that category.

[Sanger Zonvolt]

The entire existence of the "ramp" category is pointless in Yu-Gi-Oh. The term only exists in Magic because there is a finite resource used to play cards, i.e. mana, and Ramp decks are specifically defined as decks built around accelerating that resource. There is no equivalent resource in Yu-Gi-Oh, thus there are no "ramp" decks in Yu-Gi-Oh.