I also thought of decks that were previously relevant too such as Ezel and No Life King which made a huge impact in 2019 and still see play until this day.Ĭollectively, the decks that stood out to me as contenders are: Rising from Clan Collection was Eradicators with the support they received from Vowing Sword Dragon and Demolition Dragon, which gave them a deck that could play the Grade 2 game well. With a slower meta meant more time to set up or to farm resources on your turns which meant Luard would be another contender to be seen in the meta.
There are some decks that were minorly affected by this ban list such as Harri and Granblue variants, and then there are others that weren’t such as Overlord and Regalia. So without further ado, let’s start!ĭuring your preparation, what are some things that you mainly focused on? Certain matchups, deck builds, strategies, etc.ĭerick: The main focal point for this tournament in terms of preparation were on the decks that people would potentially take after the nuclear ban list that excluded out the Big 6 (Tahro, Nue Daio, Gastille Daimonas, Visible Songster, Blademaster, and Valkyrion) and some other entities such Jamyocongo, Chaos, and Harri. Jaime: Also, welcome back to a 2nd interview! I’ll link your prior interview with this “link” so readers can also get a chance to read your prior success and even where you came from. Thank you for having me again after my first interview for the Bushiroad Spring Fest Online. Jaime: First off, congratulations to Derick Dao for getting Top 8 in the Bushiroad Rumble Online (BRO) 2021 EU! Today I wanted to do an interview with you about your overall experience. Today we have a Cardfighter Spotlight! I will be having the opportunity to interview the Pale Moon player that accomplished Top 8 in the Bushiroad Rumble Online (BRO) 2021 EU for the Premium format! His name is Derick and is from Australia! Let’s get right into the interview! INTERVIEW
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