QQ stands for Quick Questions! Over the past few sets, a brand new Noble Knight theme has been introduced to the Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME. I surveyed this weekend’s Duelists to see which Noble Knight is their favorite. Check out their answers!
QQ stands for Quick Questions! The new Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG Zexal Collection has lots of awesome cards featured on Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal! I surveyed the Duelists in attendance this weekend to see which card from the new Zexal mini-tin is their favorite!
QQ stands for Quick Questions! March is an exciting time for Duelists everywhere, because a brand new Forbidden & Limited List takes effect on March 1st! I surveyed this weekend’s field of Duelists to see which change on the recent Forbidden & Limited List is their favorite. Check out their responses!
QQ stands for Quick Questions! In just 2 weeks, the Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME will hold it’s first-ever event that is split into 2 separate formats. At YCS San Diego, there will be a Sealed Format Tournament on Day 1, using packs of Battle Pack: Epic Dawn. Duelists who advance to Day 2 will then compete using Constructed Decks built for the Advanced Format. I surveyed the Duelists in attendance this weekend to see how they feel about the style of tournament selected for YCS San Diego. Check out their answers!
QQ stands for Quick Questions! YCS tournaments are about much more than the main tournament – they also give Duelists an opportunity to hang out with friends, trade cards, and enter mini-tournaments called Public Events. I surveyed this weekend’s Duelists to see which Public Event available this weekend is their favorite. Check out their responses!
QQ stands for Quick Questions! The first YCS in a new format is always a surprise. No one knows exactly what to expect, or which Decks will prevail in the competition. I surveyed this weekend’s Duelists to see which Deck they think will win the tournament this weekend. Check out their answers!
QQ stands for Quick Questions! Everyone has a favorite classic monster, and for many Duelists, that monster is either the Blue-Eyes White Dragon or Dark Magician. I asked the Duelists in attendance this weekend a very simple question: Blue-Eyes or Dark Magician?
One of the most commonly asked questions this weekend has been “I have a French (or German) (or Spanish) language card…can I play it in my deck?” (Answer: “Yes you can, as long as you have an accurate and full translation of the card text available”.
The next most commonly asked question was then “Do I have to have an English copy of the card?” (Answer: “No you do not, an accurately written copy of the text is enough”.
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