Commentary of the duels: 01:25 My intentions were to avoid my opponent from synchro summoning a negate. 05:28 I SHOULD HAVE WON THIS DUEL. My idea was to OTK using Chimera the Illusion Beast effect, but I forgot my Life Points count so I killed myself (brain fart). The correct course of action was to attack Dugares with Nightmare Magician and steal it with its effect, then attack Rulkallos with Illusion Beast and destroy it with Nightmare Magician's effect, and since Rulkallos was summoned from the GY already it wouldn't return anymore. So, the opponent would only have left the Field Spell, a card that he would've draw in his turn and Snow in the GY, and I had several negates for all that, allowing me to OTK at the next turn. 06:00 This is a mistake regularly, since you normally want to save Imperm for Turbulance or Snake-Eyes Ash. But I didn't know what my opponent was playing at the moment and fell for the temptation to negate the witch. Don't do it! 08:47 Since a learned my lesson, I didn't do it in this case. 12:41 Misplay from my opponent. I have seen this same mistake several times from Tearlaments duelists. Grief states that you have to sent to GY a monster with the same Type or Attribute as the Special Summoned monster. My opponent had to send the same Tearlaments Kashtira to the GY without gaining any value. 13:50 Since my opponent added Havnis, I refused to activate any monster effect and go for the OTK. 17:20 I crashed with Berfomet to send him to the GY and revive Coatl with its effect so I can have a target negate for next turn. 17:30 My intentions here were to negate the effect of Original Sinful Spoils with Imperm's effect.
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Commentary of the duels:
01:25 My intentions were to avoid my opponent from synchro summoning a negate.
05:28 I SHOULD HAVE WON THIS DUEL. My idea was to OTK using Chimera the Illusion Beast effect, but I forgot my Life Points count so I killed myself (brain fart). The correct course of action was to attack Dugares with Nightmare Magician and steal it with its effect, then attack Rulkallos with Illusion Beast and destroy it with Nightmare Magician's effect, and since Rulkallos was summoned from the GY already it wouldn't return anymore. So, the opponent would only have left the Field Spell, a card that he would've draw in his turn and Snow in the GY, and I had several negates for all that, allowing me to OTK at the next turn.
06:00 This is a mistake regularly, since you normally want to save Imperm for Turbulance or Snake-Eyes Ash. But I didn't know what my opponent was playing at the moment and fell for the temptation to negate the witch. Don't do it!
08:47 Since a learned my lesson, I didn't do it in this case.
12:41 Misplay from my opponent. I have seen this same mistake several times from Tearlaments duelists. Grief states that you have to sent to GY a monster with the same Type or Attribute as the Special Summoned monster. My opponent had to send the same Tearlaments Kashtira to the GY without gaining any value.
13:50 Since my opponent added Havnis, I refused to activate any monster effect and go for the OTK.
17:20 I crashed with Berfomet to send him to the GY and revive Coatl with its effect so I can have a target negate for next turn.
17:30 My intentions here were to negate the effect of Original Sinful Spoils with Imperm's effect.
that intro was sick!
Thanks!
I see Chimera decks top at locals, they are the new meta lol
6:05 of course they already got the Original.
They always do.
In the pinned comment I have some thoughts about it.
Damn 4 super polys on 1 turn!?
I couldn't believe it either!
I liked Chimera before they got Diabellze.