Rate my e hero deck (not complete)?

Question

I'm making an elemental hero deck.

If you have any pointers or anything tell me.

These are the cards i have right now but i am going to go buy the starter deck soon.

monsters (1)

elemental hero clayman

magic and trap cards

mage power

swords of revealing light

pharaoh's treasure

a hero emerges x2

cards destruction

sakuretsu armor

fusion sage

polymerization x2

nobleman of extermination

negate attack

emergency provisions

metamorphosis

spirit barrier

hidden book of spell

premature burial

If you have any tips or you think i should take out anything tell me in your answer.

I'm obviously going to add monsters like big eye and elemental

hero's to my deck.

And a bunch of fusions.

Answer 1

Try to put E - Hero Wildman up to 3 as many as you can...

Well.. Here's a hint..

An Elemental Hero Deck is a deck that uses the plentiful Elemental Hero monsters and support cards.

Elemental Heroes are generally weak monsters on their own (with the exception of a notable few) however, most Elemental Heroes can fuse with each other, creating, bigger, more powerful monsters. This is usually done through cards such as Polymerization, Fusion Gate, and most notably Miracle Fusion.

There are also a wide variety of Equip Spell Cards and other power up cards available, such as Skyscraper. Equip cards include Elemental Hero Wildheart's Cyclone Boomerang (which gives a 500 ATK boost and a Spell/Trap card removal ability) and Elemental Hero Sparkman's Spark Blaster (which allows the player to change the battle position of any monster three times).

Though generally Elemental Hero monsters (excluding Fusions) are used merely for fusions and seen as weak monsters, there are a few notable Effect Heroes such as;

Elemental Hero Wildheart - Wildheart is unaffected ay all Trap Cards, meaning his attacks are difficult to prevent. Combos include Torrential Tribute after Summoning him, leaving only him on the field.

Elemental Hero Necroshade - While in the Graveyard the Elemental Hero player is allowed to summon an Elemental Hero without Tribute once per duel. Combos including using Monster Reincarnation to return Elemental Hero Bladedge to the player's hand and discarding Elemental Hero Necroshade - thus allowing an easy Summon for him.

Elemental Hero Stratos - This card can be used for either fetching any E-Hero or D-Hero monster from your deck or destroying your opponent's backfield. Basically an essential for any E-Hero deck.

Elemental Hero Ocean - Ocean can be used to recycle fusion material monster or to recycle Stratos.

Elemental Hero Woodsman (OCG only) - Woodsman makes the use of Fusion Monsters a much simpler task by pulling Polymerization from the Deck or recycling it from the Graveyard.

Another Strategy is to use Fusion Substitute Monsters such as King of the Swamp to avoid using weaker Elemental Heroes.

Fusion-Based Deck Variants

Different varieties of Elemental Hero Fusion-based decks exist. Though they do differ from one another, they all tend to use a few of the same basic cards, such as:

Elemental Hero Stratos, for its effect.

Elemental Hero Wildheart, for its effect and the versatility of its Fusion Monsters - depending on which Fusion Monster is selected, this card plus a Fusion Substitute Monster can be used to form a different monster, depending on what cards the opponent controls that the player wishes to remove: Elemental Hero Wildedge to remove many monsters, Elemental Hero Necroid Shaman to remove a single monster, and Elemental Hero Wild Wingman to remove one or more spells or traps. It can also be used for Evil Hero Wild Cyclone.

Elemental Hero Sparkman, partially for its ATK but more significantly for its fusions, especially Elemental Hero Shining Flare Wingman. It can also be used to gain instant field advantage with Evil Hero Lightning Golem.

Elemental Hero Prisma, for its effect. In addition to becoming any valid Fusion Material Monster in the deck for a fusion, Prisma also places a Fusion Material Monster in the graveyard to be used in another Fusion.

Hex-Sealed Fusion monsters, as Fusion Substitute Monsters. Each version uses a different Hex-Sealed Fusion, but each one has the double advantage of both working well in its deck and being Rock-Type for Evil Hero Dark Gaia.

Evil Hero Malicious Edge and Royal Decree are also used in some builds. They are also notable for an absence of standard Fusion Summoning cards such as Polymerization, Fusion Gate, and Dark Fusion; instead, cards that take Fusion Material Monsters from the deck or graveyard are used, thus maintaining card advantage.

The three major variants are as follows:

Cyber Heroes

Cyber Heroes is notable for using Cyber Dragon to quickly gain field advantage. It is used with The Light - Hex-Sealed Fusion, as the effect of The Light can be used to get out Cyber Twin Dragon without conducting a Fusion Summon. Once in the graveyard, The Light can be fused via Miracle Fusion or Dark Calling to Fusion Summon a Hero.

This variant can be combined with Ratty Heroes.

Rat Heroes

Ratty Heroes is notable for its use of Giant Rat and Warrior Lady of the Wasteland to search out Elemental Hero Clayman, Elemental Hero Wildheart, and other useful EARTH-attribute monsters, such as Exiled Force or Neo-Spacian Grand Mole. Because Elemental Hero Clayman is present, this is variant usually uses Future Fusion, as Elemental Hero Thunder Giant can be selected to dump two Fusion Material Monsters in the graveyard to be fused into something else later. This version uses The Earth - Hex-Sealed Fusion, as it is searchable by Giant Rat, and once sent to the graveyard can be fused via Miracle Fusion or Dark Calling to Fusion Summon a Hero.

This variant can be combined with Cyber Heroes.

Dark Heroes

This version has fewer Elemental Heroes than the other variants, and sometimes does not even use Miracle Fusion; however, Dark Calling is one of the deck's strong points. Unlike other versions, in which Evil Hero Malicious Edge will sometimes be used as tech, he is always used in this version, along with other powerful DARK monsters such as Messenger of Hades - Gors, Caius the Shadow Monarch, and Snipe Hunter. The deck uses DARK support such as Mystic Tomato or Armageddon Knight to quickly place The Dark - Hex-Sealed Fusion in the graveyard and Elemental Hero Prisma to quickly place Heroes in the graveyard for fusion. Cards like Dimension Fusion and Return from the Different Dimension that return removed monsters to the field are also used, both to recycle Fusion Material Monsters and to push to finish the game.

Unlike Cyber Heroes and Rat Heroes, which are compatible with one another, Dark Heroes is difficult to combine with another E-Hero variant.

Big City

The Big City Deck centers around using "Elemental Hero Stratos" with cards such as "Elemental Hero Ocean" and "Skyscraper 2 - Hero City".

The "Big City" Deck works by immediately searching out Stratos, often on the first or second turn, by using cards like E - Emergency Call and Reinforcement of the Army, the Summoning him and using his effect to gain advantage, usually by initially searching out Ocean. From that point on, Stratos is continuously recycled using cards like Ocean and Skyscraper 2 - Hero City, each time re-using one of the effects of Stratos, allowing the player to control and swarm the field with Stratos, Ocean, and Wildheart. Usually, a couple of other monsters, such as Exiled Force and Snipe Hunter, are added, but rarely does more than a quarter of the deck consist of monsters; the majority is made up of spells and traps that support the theme of field control.

This deck is far removed from other Elemental Hero decks; rather than attempting to summon Fusion Monsters, Big City uses no Fusion Monsters at all, and instead focuses on field swarm and control.

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