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unknown-characther · 2 years

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I like Yu Gi-OH, So here's my version of the Ninjas deck 2022/2023

So, i really like ygo, been playing since 2016(?) i think, and my second deck ever is Ninjas, A deck very "cheesy" as I like to called it. And I still stick to it. Because, 1. I love it 2. Money because meta = $$$ 3. The board that you can make is just mmmm.

But I should clarify. I am not a experienced player nor a "good" player, The people that i play whit ave like 10-15 years exp (I think) or at least they are just better and have the money for MetasDeck. And they normally crush me.

I'm not saying Ninjas are bad nor good, they are a (In my opinion) really fun deck whit a lot ways tho build it. They can stand up to some MetasDeck but will lose if you take a lot of turns to make your board/combo. As the monsters and traps/magics, are very weak if not "protected" of their own (duh).

Most Ninjas Decks that I have seen use cards like "Dark Simorgh" or "N41", in short non-ninjas related cards, using the ninjas as an engine.

Which yea, total respect, you do you.

But I like them as the "Cheesy" cards they are.

Or in other words the "Ninjitsu-art" cards and Hanzo, Jogen & Saizo

I mean, "half the attack of special summoned monster of the opponent if you control a ninja" <- this divide is forever and can be applied multiple times. "Target 1 ninja and 1 monster tribute them and summon a ninja whit Less or equal levels and a Ninja Dragon, Dinosaur and Sea Serpent " <- Eat big non-link monster to summon your own big monster.

That's just the ones i prefer the most. But there are. Block monsters spaces, Perma def-down monsters, Use dead monsters of enemy as ninjas, Destroy all Nin-arts draw 2, etc.

In short i like the Ninjas-Ninjistu arts Deck.

So whit a new Booster pack for the ninjas in about 2 months, and already nowing their effects AND whit duelingnexus letting me play and test whit said cards. I got exited.

"Maybe there is a chance that my deck could defeat the Oh so feared MetasDecks"

idk. maybe past me.

future will say. But in the mean time i'm gonna leave here my "Irl" deck and the (what i hope is) "Irl V2" deck. for your curiosity

(I put the list of card in the image description)

If you have any consultations or recommendations feel free to ask me, although i will not answer immediately because am not 24/7 focused in Tumblr.

That said!

good lord how do so many people write such a long post only this take me about 1 hr . respect honestly.

Apologies if my English is weird, i don't use it often.

bay

#ygo #ninjas #yugioh #card games #Mydeck #long post #ImDoneAndTired

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cycloptictarot · 5 years

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If it's not too much trouble, can you make a little review about your Tarot and Oracle decks? I would love to know a little more about your decks, how you chose them, general feelings about them, if they are usually clear or harder to read... anything you think that could be useful or that you'd like to tell! Thanks!

I absolutely adore this idea! Thank you for the suggestion!! ✨✨✨

As some backstory for this, I usually question my decks when I first get them, to better understand how they read. So I could buy the same version of a deck 3 times, and all of them could read in different styles! Also, I am an animation graduate, so I will probably be talking about the art on the cards as well! 😊

(Fun fact: my header and icon are both my own designs!)

Tarot Decks

The Nicoletta Ceccoli Tarot: This deck was actually my very first deck I ever purchased! I love the art style involved in this deck! It has a very ethereal and doll like appearance. I love surrealistic art, and this is what made me want to purchase this deck. When I was first starting with this deck, I was having a lot of issues correctly interpreting the cards since some of the meanings of these cards can be slightly different than what people may normally be used to.

I usually feel drawn to this deck for readings that feel like they may have some hidden layers within their reading. While these cards are good at answering standard questions, they also bring a little extra detail through the imagery on the cards!

One downfall is that it isn't always the best at discerning what people may look like physically since almost all of the depictions are of porcelin doll looking girls. But there is nothing wrong with that! There are things that all decks are good and not so great at!

A.E. Waite Tarot: This deck is the second tarot deck I received. This one was also a gift from one of my best friends! This is actually my only deck that has been gifted to me, so all the other ones I purchased on my own time. I love using this deck, and tend to be very drawn to using it! It is a trustworthy and hard-working deck.

I can always rely on it for ANY question, since it is so well rounded. This is also why you may see me using this deck a lot on my blog. While all decks tire out, this deck lasts a very long time for me energy wise before I have to recharge it. It is also a very easy deck to interpret since it's designs have been around for so long. They are also in a really pretty foil, so they bring an extra layer of color to the original designs.

The Wooden Tarot: This has also been a very tried and true deck for readings! I love the use of animals wuthin this deck too! This is usually my second most used tarot deck when answering questions. I have also been really drawn to this deck because of Spring time! This deck is really well rounded, but does really well in relationship and connection readings!

This one was a little difficult to pick up because of the suit names being changed. Swords become Plumes, Cups become Blooms, Wands become Stones, and Pentacles become Bones. Even looking at the picture the Stones can be confusing because of the earth energy they give off!

This deck also has a bonus major arcana card called The Happy Squirrel! This can be found in tarot decks here and there, and is based on an episode of The Simpsons where Lisa was getting a tarot reading. This card can be a little difficult to read because there is no sure fire interpretion for this, so I tend to read it like an oracle card.

The Dragon Age Inquisition Tarot: This is my newest tarot deck! I love this deck since I am a huge fan of the Dragon Age series! This deck can be a little difficult to read in some aspects. While you can read it as the base interpretations of the cards, you can gain a lot from knowing the characters and creatures on the cards! This can help especially when trying to figure out descriptions of people you may run into.

This deck is actually really blunt for a tarot deck. It tends to tell the truth in a way that is to the point, but can hurt a little. I also noticed that this deck does well with questions involving difficult decisions and career based questions.

I do not use this deck as much since it is newer, but I do enjoy it! I feel it tires easily, so I try not to do too many readings with it in a row or it'll start reading not quite right.

Oracle Decks

Angelerium: Oracle of Emanations: My very first oracle deck! I love love love the art on this deck sooo much, I cannot put it into words!! This oracle deck is based on angels, and depicts them as humanoid type creatures that tower over nature. The cards are gorgeous, but they can be a little difficult to read!

I usually use these oracle cards when I feel a major energy may be enveloping the person who asked the question, or if a major energy will soon envelope them. These tend to be guiding energies to help you make deep changes within your life, or to know that positive energies are looking out for you!

The difficulty comes within the booklet that comes with the cards. Since oracle cards are themes that the creator makes, descriptions and meanings for the cards can help you a lot when you are first interpreting them. The issue is that some of the descriptions can be extremely symbolic. This makes it a little difficult when trying to apply them to everyday situations, which is why I save these cards for readings that may have strong guidance and changes within them!

The Red Thread Oracle: This deck is based around the red thread of fate, and when you sit all the cards in numerical order, the thread moves through all of the cards! It is a very unique design and creative too!

This deck is actually really easy to pick up since the descriptions are very concise and to the point. This also has the added meaning of reversals which you don't see all the time with oracle cards! Similar to the Dragon Age Inquisition Tarot, this deck can be a little blunt when answering and clarifying questions. It is very helpful, but to the point as well! It is also very well rounded and is good for interpreting all types of readings, but shines best in ones where a strong truth may have to be heard.

The Earthbound Oracle: This deck actually came as a set with The Wooden Tarot and The Seeker's Lenormand! The imagery is very familiar and easy to add into for any reading! This is why I use it as a clarifier so often, because it is so adaptable!

Here is the catch, there is no given interpretation for what any of the cards mean. There is a group that translates the cards, but I personally love that it is so open ended! I feel that since you do not start off with a normal interpretation of the cards, you can more creatively apply them to the readings at hand!

Adorabyssal Oracle: This deck is absolutely adorable! It is based on famous cryptids, creatures, and myths! I do not use this deck often at all, since the enregy can be really light hearted. I like to think that this deck is like a much more minor level of energy than the Angelirium. If you play any of the Yokai Watch games, it is kinda like how yokai inspirit people and make them act differently then they normally would. The energy isn't really negative or positive, but can be a little bit of a nuisance. Because of this it can be a little difficult incorporating the deck into readings all of the time.

Also, the booklet gives you a little background on all of the creatures! I would recommend after learning about the basics of what they represent, research. By researching the creatures more, you can add an extra level of input within a reading.

The Tarot of Devotion: This deck despite the name, is a beautiful oracle deck in the style of stained glass windows! The cards are wonderfully positive and have beautiful messages when applied to readings!

The reason this deck is named The Tarot of Devotion is because it follows a very similar system as tarot does! Instead of being solely based on themes like normal oracle decks, it actually has a structure system as well! Similar to the way tarot works, there are both minor and major suits in this deck to create a level of structure throughout!

If anyone is curious about the themes of the cards and more information on this, you can visit here!

Lenormand Deck

The Seeker's Lenormand: Like mentioned above, this came in a set including The Wooden Tarot and The Earthbound Oracle. I have been practicing with this deck, but I am still learning more about how Lenormand works. Due to this, I do not incorporate this deck into any of the readings thus far. Once I get more comfortable with it though I might include it!

I also would like to note, if I receive a deck and it isn't reading quite right yet, I tend to take a little while to get it to a point where readings make sense. So sometimes it can take a couple of weeks before things work out. All decks are different, so the process of this can be different for everyone!

Thank you so much for the ask! I hope this information makes sense and is helpful!! 🍄🌿🌱

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thecrackedamethyst · 6 years

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Deck Review: The Wooden Tarot

It’s filled with bones and stones and looks like it’s made of wood but it’s not. It’s the Wooden Tarot!

When I was trying to choose a favourite card, I pretty much had the entire suit of bones layout, haha (nobody will know what I like).

It’s beautiful, detailed and strange. Animals, bones and plants are drawn realistically, until you realize that something is off. They have extra eyes or legs or something is growing where it shouldn’t be. Not your normal deck for sure!

The deck generally features just one thing- animal, flower, skull -but the lack of background or setting helps you focus on what the artist wants you to focus on. No distracting details.

The deck is a whole feels very intuitive to me. It’s just one thing and you look at it and you know. You know what that cards means because you can feel it. The deck speaks to you. Look at that 9 of Bones. The 9 of pentacles/coins/bones usually represents discipline, luxury, self-reliance. Here, those little mushrooms are safe and protected. They found a prefect little home in someones pelvis and now they can thrive.

On the other hand, some of the cards can be a little...enigmatic. I feel like if you know a lot about birds, plants, and animals, you can get a lot more out of this deck. What is the page of blooms? I have no idea, but I’m sure that if I did it could bring a lot more to my readings.

(I follow this one woman on instagram @meadow-queen and I swear she knows everything. Reading how she interprets the cards add a whole new layer of information.)

One different fact for this deck is the suits. It’s not your “regular” cups, wands, swords, and pentacles, it’s blooms, bones, stones and plumes. If you can remember what the cards mean, it’s generally easy to know what is what, but sometimes you have to think about it. Since my deck has a suit of stones as well, but mine means pentacles whereas this one means wands, it can throw me for a loop.

There are some cards I can’t connect to, maybe some more that I can’t really feel, but there two cards that I don’t really like. The Sun for one. The creepy sun face, the fox has a flower head, it’s just...weird. It feels wrong and I don’t get the right connotations from it. The Tower is the other and it just seems...lazy. There’s nothing really big happening, there’s just a tree. And the tree looks fine. *shrugs* I don’t know I just feel like there could have been more.

The deck is normal tarot sized at 12cm x 7cm (2.75″x4.75″). The cardstock is pretty sturdy, I’m not worried about bending it too much. Not glossy, just kind of a sheen to it. They feel nice to the touch. The deck comes in a custom tuck box, and there is no guide or little white book with it.

I had been pinning for this deck for a long time, and I have no regrets to finally buying it. It’s a lovely deck, and if you appreciate the strange and disconcerting as well as the natural I’m sure that you would love this deck too.

#my decks #mydecks #wooden tarot #deck review

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