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Chevaliers Knight Set
Advice for Yugioh gemini deck?
Here is the current set up of it.
Total Cards: 40
Monsters (19):
2x Phoenix Gearfried
2x Knight of the Red Lotus
3x Evocator Chevalier
2x Tuned Magician
3x Dark Valkyria
1x Future Samurai
3x Blazewing Butterfly
1x Woodland Archer
2x Featherizer
Spells (16):
3x Supervise
2x Gemini Spark
2x Herculean Power
2x Mystical Space Typhoon
2x Swing of Memories
1x Monster Reborn
1x Big Bang Shot
1x Dark Hole
1x Lightning Vortex
1x Giant Trunade
Traps (5):
1x Ultimate Offering
1x Gemini Trap Hole
1x Justi-Break
1x Bottomless Trap Hole
1x Sakuretsu Armor (until I get a Mirror Force)
Any advice is appreciated.
Forgot the extra deck
1x Black Brutdrago
1x Stardust Dragon
1x Red Dragon Archfiend
1x X-Saber Urbellum
1x Gaia Knight, the Force of Earth
1x Flamvell Uruquizas
Forgot the extra deck
1x Black Brutdrago
1x Stardust Dragon
1x Red Dragon Archfiend
1x X-Saber Urbellum
1x Gaia Knight, the Force of Earth
1x Flamvell Uruquizas
I run a Gemini deck as well, and I have to say, some things in the deck are better left out.
Gemini's pride in their high attack, and amazing effects. While it may seem that having a Future Samurai may be good in the deck, the fact that he has a low attack, and a semi-large cost in order to activate his effect makes him a very weak monster.
So what I would suggest is....
-2 Featherizer- The card seems good, but there are better ditching cards out there. If you're worried about the drawing power, don't. Gemini Spark makes up for more than enough Drawing Power.
-1 Future Samurai- He has low attack, for a Gemini, and quite frankly, a terrible effect.
-1 Big Bang Shot- You don't need it, trust me.
-1 Lightning Vortex- With Dark Valkyria, Evocator, Dark Hole, and Gemini Spark, it's a bit unnecessary to have this in there, especially since it has a cost.
-2 Herculean Power- It seems good in Retrospect, but this game hates continuous spells. It can be a terrible Dead Draw at times, and it's usefulness becomes less late game.
-1 MST- Main one, Side one.
-1 Ultimate Offering- There are better ways to summon your monsters
-1 Justi-Break- You'll see why. Great card, but not right now.
-1 BTH- " "
-1 Gemini Trap Hole-....I don't remember this card being very good. xD
-1 Sakuretsu- Get that dang Mirror Force! Or, just stop running traps altogether.
+1 Tuned Magician- He has high attack, is your only tuner of the deck, and, quite frankly, is just good.
+2 Gemini Soldier- Sure, he has low attack, but he's the freakin' searcher of the deck! Summon him, equip him with Supervise. Sure, you take a little damage, but you get a monster. He also let's you get level 6 synchros easier.
+1 Woodland Archer- Free Special Summon, Can't be BTH'd, Let's you synch for 8, or gives you any Gemini you need at the time.
+1 Gemini Spark- This card is amazing. Max it out.
+1 Hidden Armory- It's a personal Preference.
+1 Future Fusion- Let's you ditch any two Gemini's you want to the grave.
+1 Dragon's Mirror- Being able to summon Superalloy Beast Reaptinus is just insane. I love that Dragon.
+1 D.D.R. - Different Dimension Reincarnation- Equip Spell, let's you retrieve cards from Dragon's Mirror, or if you're desperate, cards your going to get from Gold Sarc.
+3 Royal Decree- Hurray for no Traps?
+! Call of the Haunted- Staples FTW.
Possibly 1-2 Gold Sarcs. I like it, but it's just a personal Preference.
You might wanna grab a hold of a Power Tool Dragon. Good luck with your build. ^-^
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Hans Zimmer - Chevaliers de Sangreal
The Order of the Collar of Saint Agatha
The term chivalry is the general term used to describe the system of knights which flourished during the of the middle ages, but the term means much more than simply referring to those gentlemen who fought on horseback and adhered to a set of values dictating that they should honour and serve ladies and maidens. Orders of Chivalry first developed during that period in conjunction with the military undertakings commonly occurring in Western Europe against any one of the several non-Christian states of the time. Similar to the ubiquitous monastic orders of that era, the original orders of chivalry also sought to have their members sanctified by the church by means of fighting against such non-Christians, or "infidels", and by offering protection to religious pilgrims. Members of these orders all had to take a set of vows and adhere to an established system which regulated their activities.
The Militare Ordine del Collare di Sant'Agata dei Patern?hich is also known as the Military Order of the Collar (M.O.C.), is recognized by the Italian Courts and many experts as being a legitimate Order of chivalry of the Cross, and as such, is not subject to the traditional international law, belonging to the Head of Name and Arms of the Royal House of Aragon of the dynasty of Patern?stello e Guttadauro Ayerbe Aragona of the Dukes of Carcaci and of the Princes of Emmanuel under its Grand Master H.R.H. Don Francesco, Duke of Perpignan. The Order was founded in 1289 by King Alfonso III as a chivalric association and restored as a dynastic order of knighthood in 1855. It is a non-national Order as defined by the Law of the 3rd March 1951 of the Republic of Italy. The Protectress and Patron of the Order is Saint Agatha, Virgin and Martyr, whose Feast is celebrated as that of the Order on 5th February. Saint Agatha's heroic defence of Christian principle makes her a very appropriate Protectress for an Order of Knights. The principal aim of the Order as restored is to propagate in the modern world the tradition of chivalry as a way of life. It practices good works principally through its Hospitaller Service.
Chivalry is the generic term for the knightly system of the Middle Ages and for virtues and qualities it inspired in its followers. The word evolved from terms such as chevalier (French), caballero (Spanish), and cavaliere (Italian), all meaning a warrior who fought on horseback. The term came to mean so much more during medieval times.
Chivalric orders first appeared with military activities against non-Christian states. During the Middle Ages, Western Europe aggressively sought to expand its area of control. The first orders of chivalry were very similar to the monastic orders of the era. Both sought the sanctification of their members through combat against "infidels" and protection of religious pilgrims, and both had commitments that involved the taking of vows and submitting to a regulation of activities.
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