The official PV for Premium Gold: Infinite Gold dropped last Friday, revealing all sorts of good stuff to the eagle-eyed among us, but you didn’t need 20/20 vision to see Beatrice, Lady of the Eternal, one of the 21 brand new cards making their debut in this edition of Premium Gold! Read more…
We’ve spent the last year following Dante’s adventures through the Burning Abyss. Ever since the first Burning Abyss cards were released back in Duelist Alliance, they’ve been a mainstay of the competitive Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME scene. Now, Dante has reached the end of the Abyss. In Crossed Souls, we will meet the final Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, and our hero will reflect upon his journey…
Welcome back to a new year of Yu-Gi-Oh! Today we’re going to take a look at the Burning Abyss Deck, and look at the new direction that Secrets of Eternity will give to the Deck. Secrets of Eternity features a trio of new Malebranche monsters, as well as the ruler of the Malebranche himself, the Ritual Monster Malacoda, Netherlord of the Burning Abyss! Want to see how a Ritual Monster will interact with the rest of the Deck? Read on to find out! Read more…
The Burning Abyss has exploded out of Duelist Alliance, becoming recognised as one of the top strategies after the set was released. With Shaddoll, Yang Zing and Satellarknight Decks all becoming stronger with The New Challengers, Burning Abyss Decks have to step up their game in order to keep up. Luckily, there are some great new cards you can use in your Burning Abyss Deck in The New Challengers!
We talked about Virgil, Rock Star of the Burning Abyss yesterday, along with Rubic, Malebranche of the Burning Abyss, so today we’re going to show you 2 other new Malebranche monsters as well as a powerful new Burning Abyss Trap Card! Read more…
With strong opening moves and a long-lasting grind game, Burning Abyss quickly became one of the most popular Decks of the year despite only offering 3 total Main Deck monsters. They were fast and consistent, and thanks to their Graveyard Trigger Effects they could play high-powered Trap Cards like Phoenix Wing Wind Blast and Karma Cut. The only thing they were missing was damage – they needed a boss monster that could really get at your opponent’s Life Points. While Dante, Traveler of the Burning Abyss was awesome at keeping you in cards, securing the field and triggering abilities, you’d often struggle to deal damage with him.
Improvisations like Rank-Up-Magic Astral Force were played – Astral Force could turn Dante into Constellar Pleiades to get monsters off the field so you could make direct attacks – which was extremely powerful, but not a move you could make at will. What Burning Abyss fans really needed was a monster that could, say… bash a fire-scythe-guitar over something’s head, anytime, anyplace. Read more…