Living-Room Tournament: Earthbound Immortals
A Fun and Simple Deck for Casual Play
Introduction
Earthbound Immortals are a unique and powerful archetype in Yu-Gi-Oh! that revolves around summoning massive monsters with devastating effects. While they can be challenging to play competitively, they can be a lot of fun in casual settings like living-room tournaments.
Deck Overview
The main goal of an Earthbound Immortal deck is to summon one or more of the Earthbound Immortal monsters. These monsters have high ATK and DEF, and they can be difficult to defeat. However, they also have some drawbacks, such as being unable to attack directly and requiring a specific number of tributes to summon.
To compensate for these drawbacks, Earthbound Immortal decks typically run a variety of support cards that can help to protect the Earthbound Immortals and make them easier to summon. These cards include things like "Burial from a Different Dimension", which allows you to add an Earthbound Immortal from your deck or graveyard to your hand, and "Stronghold the Moving Fortress", which can protect your Earthbound Immortals from being destroyed.
Playing the Deck
Playing an Earthbound Immortal deck is relatively simple. The first step is to get an Earthbound Immortal into your hand. You can do this by using cards like "Burial from a Different Dimension" or "Soul Charge". Once you have an Earthbound Immortal in your hand, you can summon it by tributing the required number of monsters.
Once you have an Earthbound Immortal on the field, you can use its effects to control the game. For example, "Earthbound Immortal Wiraqocha Rasca" can negate all spell and trap cards, while "Earthbound Immortal Ccapac Apu" can destroy all monsters on the field. You can also use support cards like "Stronghold the Moving Fortress" to protect your Earthbound Immortals from being destroyed.
Conclusion
Earthbound Immortals are a fun and powerful archetype that can be a lot of fun to play in casual settings. While they may not be the most competitive deck, they can still be a lot of fun to play with friends.
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