Banlist Chaos MAX OTK Guide

Banlist Blue-Eyes Chaos MAX Dragon OTK
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The goal of this deck is to go 2nd, summon a Blue-Eyes Chaos MAX Dragon, as well as a 0 DEF monster in defense position on your side of the field, donate the 0 DEF monster to your opponent, and attack into it using Blue-Eyes dealing double piercing damage in the amount of 8000 for an OTK.

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Necessary:
3 Blue-Eyes Chaos MAX Dragon (CMD): Why use this card? It’s very easy to summon using either Chaos Form, or Advanced Ritual Art. It has the aforementioned “double piercing” on top of 4000 ATK. Most importantly it cannot be targeted by your opponent and cannot be destroyed by opponent’s card effects, so for example Mirror Force/Torrential Tribute does not affect this card

(2 - 3) Blue-Eyes White Dragon (BEWD): Fodder for Advanced Ritual Art and can be summoned for extra damage but is advised against unless absolutely necessary as the summoning animation takes time to complete as well as risks crashing the game.

3 Advanced Ritual Art (ARA): The aforementioned ritual spell, it allows you to summon any ritual monster using normal monster from your deck whose levels equal the ritual monster. In this case both Blue-Eyes’ are lvl 8 therefore it works perfectly. Keep in mind there is a shuffling animation. There will be a section on cutting down animations further in.

(2-3) Chaos Form (CF): The signature ritual spell card for CMD, works the same as any spell card tributing cards from your hand and field that equal the lvl of the monster you want to summon. This card is mainly used as a backup, however if tributing 1 monster it is slightly faster than using ARA, however if tributing 2 monsters it takes slightly longer. (candoll, majnu are 4 stars, talismandra is 6 gale is 2)

3 Manju of the Ten Thousand Hands (Manju): When normal summoned can search any ritual spell or monster card from the deck. The most important card in the deck for consistency.

(7-9) Creature Swap Effects: You need to donate cards to your opponents’ side of the field. 
•	Creature Swap: is the best card for this which straight up swaps any monster you want to give and whatever monster your opponent wants to donate can be either face up or face down. However, your opponent needs to have a monster that they can donate. Its animation is also the fastest by a small margin.

•	Shien’s Spy: The second-best card for this task, instead of swapping it just gives your opponent one FACE-UP card you control for one turn. This card is bad if the opponent has a card like Jam Defender which changes the attack target to another card.

•	Mystic Box: the worst of the swap card usually just 1 of in the deck. It destroys the opponent’s monster and give control of one of your monsters. 2 problems with this card, firstly its slow the animation for destroying a card is quite lengthy. Secondly and most important destroying opponents monster in later campaigns is a bad idea as a lot of monsters have effect that are triggered once they are destroyed. We want to keep the game state as simple as possible, this card does a poor job of that.

9 Impcantation Engine: 0 DEF monsters based on rituals
•	3 Impcantation Talismandra (TALIS): Reveal a Ritual monster special summon this from your hand in defense position special summon another impcantaion monster from your deck (Candoll) and activate the others effect which searches your deck for the type of card opposite from the card you revealed. (eg, reveal a monster search out a spell and vice versa)

•	3 Impcantation Candoll (CAN): Literally the same as Talismandra except it’s the opposite, so reveal a spell card and add a monster to your hand.

•	3 Impcantation Chalislime (CHAL): Reveal this card and discard 1 card from your hand (including this card) special summon candoll or talismandra and get their effects (candoll: spell, talismandra: monster)

•	All of the impcantation effects are hard once per turns, so you can only use 1 of either of those 3 once per turn, so you cannot use both candoll and talismandra the same turn it will do the actions but you will not get the searches.

Helpful/Consistency Cards

3 Gale Dogra: Use this card as another slower version of Manju when paired with the extra deck, this also has the benefit of being usable more than once per turn. It is much slower though

3 Herald of the Arc Light: when this card is sent to the graveyard from anywhere add one ritual spell or monster card from your deck to your hand (not once per turn)

3 Left Arm Offering (LAO): This is used to search creature swap cards, if you have 2 other cards in your hand discard you entire hand and add one spell card of your choice from your deck to your hand. This acts as the 10th-12th creature swap card

Flex Cards/Utility

Gold Coin Moon: A once per turn draw 2, give your opponent 2 card from your hand and draw 2 cards. A bit slow but is a quasi-Pot of Greed because your opponent will lose before they can play whatever cards you give them.

Allure of Darkness: Draw 2 then banish a dark monster, dark monsters include: Chalismlime, Talismandra, CMD so a max of 9 dark monsters.

Lightning Storm: Helpful in the later campaigns to destroy all of the opponent’s backrow before playing out the combo. MUST be the first card played on your turn.

Hey Trunade: Similar to Lightning Storm

Do Not Use Cards

Upstart Goblin: While a strong card it completely kills this deck as if the opponent has more than 8000 LP it is impossible to OTK on one attack, while it is possible to still win if you have a Manju summoned that’s not garunteed.

Any Card That Gives the Opponent LP: Pretty self-explanatory. 

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theMagni

Main Deck:
Monsters
3x Blue-Eyes White Dragon
3x Blue-Eyes Chaos MAX Dragon
3x Manju of the Ten Thousand Hands
3x Gale Dogra
3x Impcantation Candoll
3x Impcantation Talismandra
3x Impcantation Chalislime

Spells
3x Advanced Ritual Art
3x Chaos Form
3x Creature Swap
3x Shien’s Spy
1x Mystic Box
3x Left Arm Offering
3x Gold Moon Coin

Extra Deck
3x Herald of the Arc Light


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-There are a ton of different combos to achieve the same thing, I suggest watching the WR run on the DM Campaign, the 45:06, to see a lot of the different combos. I also encourage you to play with the deck to see how things work. The decklist above has an OTK% of 80%-82%. 

-The ideal hand is to have a ritual monster or ritual spell and the corresponding Impcantation monster to find the other part of the combo, as well as a creature swap.

Always choose to go second!!!!!!

If you go first decide if the hand is good, if it is pass the turn, if not reset the duel

Important note, non targeting effects still work, like No Entry, Drowning Mirror Force, Swords of Revealing Light, Nightmare Steelcage, Messenger of Peace things like that. If the opponent has stall cards like Swords of Revealing Light, they won't play it unless you control a monster however if they play it its a duel restart, it wastes too much time. Similar, there is also nothing you can do about hand traps (Kuriboh, Performage Damage Juggler, Gouki Octostretch etc.)

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CMD
Shien’s Spy
Manju
TALIS
Creature Swap
LAO

The sequence to play is:
1.	Activate TALIS revealing CMD
2.	Special summon in Def position
3.	Choose CAN and summon in Def position
4.	Add ARA from deck to hand
5.	Use Creature Swap to swap one of the imp monsters
6.	Summon CMD using ARA sending a BEWD from deck to GY
7.	Attack into imp monster dealing 8K Damage
This is a ~75 sec duel

CMD
Shien’s Spy
Manju
BEWD
Creature Swap
LAO

The sequence to play is:
1.	Summon Manju search out CHAL
2.	Active CHAL discarding itself
3.	Search CAN and summon in def Pos
4.	CAN activates search out CF
5.	Creature Swap CAN
6.	Activate CF tributing BEWD for CMD
7.	Attack CAN dealing 8k damage
This is a ~75 sec duel

Gale Dogra
BEWD
LAO
BEWD
CF
Manju

The sequence to play is:
1.	Summon Gale Dogra
2.	Activate its effect sending Herald to GY
3.	Herald Activates search CHAL
4.	Activate CHAL discarding itself
5.	Search TALIS and summon in def Pos
6.	TALIS activates search out CMD
7.	Activate CF tributing BEWD for CMD
8.	Activate LAO sending BEWD and Manju to GY
9.	Search out a swap spell
10.	Use swap spell sending TALIS to opponent
11.	Attack TALIS for 8k damage
This is a ~100 sec duel

The best hand possible

CAN
CF
BEWD
Creature Swap
CMD
Any card

The sequence to play is:
1.	Set CAN
2.	Active CF tributing BEWD for CMD
3.	Create swap CAN with opponent’s monster
4.	Attack face down CAN for 8k damage
This is a ~50 Sec duel

The upperend of this deck assuming very good RNG is 80 seconds per duel, the current WR for DM is 87.3 seconds per duel


---------------------------------------------------------FAQ------------------------------------------------------
Q: Is this the best Banlist Deck?
A:  Maybe it currently has the record sweep for story mode banlist, however Cyber Dragon OTK is still a good option and a much simpler deck to get a foot into the category

Q: Is the above decklist the agreed upon best deck?
A: No there is no consensus on what the best deck is, the only things agreed upon are lots of swap, imp engine, CMD, and ways of bringing it out. There are usually 5-7 spots in the deck that can be fiddled with to increase consistency

Q: Do I even need to use this deck?
A: Heck no do whatever you want please experiment other people have different opinions and different outlooks on how to go fast please share, or don’t, whatever you want.

Q: Did I make this deck?
A: No, the Chaos MAX OTK has been around in the TCG for a while and BR_Mastar was the first to submit a run of a Banlist Campaign using a similar deck. Their 51:20 on VRAINs Banlist.

Handtracking and Face Down Prediction for Story Deck runs

Alright people, now that I am finally done with 5D‘s, I have the time to talk about some of the stuff I noticed in regards to AI behaviour while playing through 5D‘s a lot, which can be pretty important for Story Deck runs.

I am talking about a neat little technique known as handtracking.

Now you might be wondering: Bird, what are you talking about? Handtracking is just keeping track of cards the AI added to their hand and hasn‘t played, yet. Right?

That is a form of handtracking indeed. However, there is a second form of handtracking, which will come in pretty handy. It is a technique, that allows you to use the position a card is played from hand to predict face down cards, that the AI set during their last turn, at least in certain situations.

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As a disclaimer: This technique doesn‘t work 100% of the time, but it is consistant enough to be relevant for any duel, that has the AI have mutiple copies of a card they can set face down. Sometimes the AI just doesn‘t set all their cards at once for example. Generally speaking there are some duels, where predicting set cards is way more consistant than in others.

Anyway, for this form of handtracking you need to have 3 types of information, which are the following:

1.  The deck lists: 

The deck lists are important information, since this technique only works on cards the AI has multiple copies of, so knowing in which duels that is the case is really important.

2.  The hand doesn‘t get shuffled:

As just stated, the hands don‘t get shuffled unless a card got added to the hand by an effect or a card was stacked to the top of the deck. This means, that the card the AI's topdecked will almost always be the left-most card in their hand.

There are some cases, where that still doesn‘t matter. For example if the AI topdecks a Terraforming, they will add a field spell, which shuffles the hand, but anything that isn‘t that exact field spell was in their hand before, so handposition doesn‘t matter in this case.

Another case would be, if you stack a face-up monster to the opponents deck. In this case you know, every card, that isn‘t that exact monster was in their hand already, so position also doesn‘t matter.

3.  There are 2 types of set cards: 

So you might be wondering what I mean by this? It‘s very simple: there are cards the AI can set multiple copies of and there are cards the AI can only set 1 copy at a time and keeps their duplicate copies in hand.

As a general rule you can say any Continuous Card is a card the AI can set multiple copies with the same name at the same time, any other type of card the AI can only set 1 copy at a time.

There are some exceptions to that rule: in 5D‘s I found Mektimed Blast, Golden Apple and also sadly Scrap Iron Scarecrow. These are cards the AI can set multiples of, regardless of them being Normal Traps (sorry guys, I wish I had good news for 5D‘s reverse, but that run will forever be ass).

There are probably a couple of more exceptions, these are just ones I can name.

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So what does knowing all of this help me with?

Knowing these 3 things means, we can use the AI‘s behaviour of setting only 1 copy of anything that isn‘t a Continuous Card to our advantage by predicting their face down cards.

Let‘s take a really good example for this: The Pegasus VS Kaiba duel from the DM campaign.

In this duel you are playing as Pegasus against Kaiba, who has some pretty annoying trap cards to deal with. Kaibas deck contains 3x Shadow Spell (Continuous Trap), 3x Negate Attack (Counter Trap) and 1x Crush Card Virus (Normal Trap). Lets pretend Kaiba started the duel with 2 set card. We also assume that he didn't set a spell, which he sometimes does, if he draws multiple copies of one without a target for it.

This means, that there can be 3 combination of cards set: 2x Shadowspell, 1x Crush Card Virus+1x Shadow Spell or 1x Crush Card Virus+1x Negate Attack. With the rules we have established the AI cannot set 2x Negate Attack, because it is a Counter Trap, so the AI can only set 1 copy at a time. That also means, that if you see him flip a Negate Attack, the other set card cannot be another copy of it.

Let‘s say you declare an attack and Kaiba flipped a Negate Attack. Now on his turn he sets a new card, that is not his left-most card, which means it is a card he was already holding in hand. This new set has a very high chance to be another copy of Negate Attack, because he was holding the card until a set copy of Negate Attack was activated, a card he can only set 1 copy of at a time.

If the card he played was the left-most card instead, there is no way to predict what he just set.

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This pretty much sums up how that method of handtracking I discovered during my 5D‘s journey works. It is a really helpful thing to consider for anybody, who is familiar with the deck lists of the campaign they are running.

I hope you find this information useful. I will leave a couple of clips here of me performing handtracking for anyone, who is curious seeing it in action. I was also able to pull it off in other peoples streams, but don‘t have clips from it, so the clips are only from my attempts in this case. Otherwise, all I can say is try it out for yourself.

Regardless, have a nice day.

https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2038856673https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2038856673

https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2104818757https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2104818757

No Banlist Exodia Deck Guide

As of right now, Exodia Draw seems to be the best choice for No Banlist Runs. While the Deck seems to be set in stone, there are a few choices that each runner can make due to style or preference.

------------------------------ CARD CHOICES ----------------------------------------------------------
All numbers are starting points, feel free to change the numbers at your preference.

**Must Haves**:

(2 - 3) Exodia Pieces (Exodia, the Forbidden, Left Arm of the Forbidden One, Right Arm of the Forbidden One, Left Leg of the Forbidden One, Right Leg of the Forbidden One): The win condition. While having more than 1 piece does increase the chance of bricking, the percentage gained from having a higher chance to draw each piece outweighs the percent lost from bricking.

3 Pot of Greed: The most complicated card in the game. But seriously, its a +1 for free, turns your deck into a 34 card deck, always run 3.

3 Graceful Charity: While technically a +0, it lets you see 3 cards deep, and discard any dead cards in your hand, in practice acting as a +1 or even a +2. A better draw card than Pot of Greed, always have 3.

**You probably should run these**:

(0 - 3) Painful Choice: While on paper this card seems anti-synergistic with our deck, due to the AI of the game it acts as a mega tutor. (See PLAYING THE DECK). You can use this to grab any Exodia piece, witch, or certain spells from the deck. Only reason not to play 3 is because its fairly slow, taking 7 seconds to resolve if you pick the first cards you see.

(2 - 3) Painful Decision: Searches for all limb of Exodia, as long as you have at least 2 in the deck remaining. Faster than Painful Choice to search, but is a 1 per turn so duplicate copies become dead in hand.

3 Witch of the Black Forest: Searches for any Exodia piece when destroyed, can be sacrificed to Spellbook of Knowledge. Can also be attacked into opponent's creates to trigger it's effect. One per turn due to both the card and normal summon restriction, so duplicate copies become dead.

(2 - 3) Spellbook of Knowledge: Sacrifice any Spellcaster (or any other Spellbook card in hand) to draw 2 cards. Combos with Witch to search for an exodia piece and draw 2, turning into a +1. Can only be used once per turn, so other copies become dead in hand.

(0 - 3) Allure of Darkness: Draws you 2 at a +0. You do need to banish a Dark monster, which is slower than discarding. Card be used to get rid of duplicate Exodia pieces or witches, but can be used with no duplicates to continue the combo.

3 One Day of Peace: Draws a card for both players, turns the deck into a 37 card deck (31 cards with Pot of Greed). Slightly faster to resolve compared to Upstart Goblin, but not by much.

(1 - 3) Upstart Goblin. Draws a card, effectively reduces deck size by 1 for each copy you have. A bit slow to resolve. 

(0 - 1) Clara & Rushka, the Ventriloduo: A Extra Deck Monster to sacrifice Witch/Legion to. This is specifically for the corner case where a). You are going 2nd, b ). You have a witch , c). You have 4 pieces of Exodia, d). You have no other cards other than the witch and Exodia pieces in hand, e). Your opponent has no monsters to attack into.  This card is almost never used, but it doesn't take up space in the main deck, so it is technically a free addition. 


**Flex Spots**:

(0 - 1) Pot of Duality: Let's you see the top 3 cards and draw 1, acting as a much better One Day/Upstart. Unfortunately, it takes 10 seconds to resolve, so is quite slow. It's also only one per turn on the card, so no use in running more than 1.

(0 - 1) Legion the Fiend Jester: Another Witch effect, can be used to search for any Exodia piece except the head. If you use this card, make sure you have 3+ ways of getting Spellbook of Knowledge.

(0 - 3) Wonder Wand: Alternate to Spellbook of Knowledge. A bit slower to resolve, and takes one more click, but isn't once per turn, so if you are doing any special summon shenanigans, it might be worth it.

**Untested and/or Spicy Cards**:

(0 - 3) Into the Void: Another "costless" draw 1 spell that reduces your deck size. However, if cast this, you have to win on that turn or else you effective have to restart the duel. Super risky, use with caution.

(0 - 2) Blue Dragon Summoner: Another "Limb Search" effect, with the downside of not being dark, so it cannot be used by Allure of Darkness. The upside is that it's effect isn't once per turn, so if you are using some Special Summon effects with Wonder Wand, it may be worth it.

(0 - 2) Dark Factory of Mass Production: Turn a Painful Choice into a searcher for 3 exodia pieces, meaning 2 pieces in hand + Dark Factory + Choice is a win. However it is slow to resolve, and without choice it is a dead card in hand.

(0 - 2) Spellbook of Secrets: Searches for Spellbook of Knowledge, effectively adding copies of that card to your deck for a time cost. Can also be sacrificed to Spellbook of Knowledge to draw 2 if you have no Witch/Legion. 

(0 - 1) Spellbook Magician of Prophecy: Another way to tutor and use Spellbook of Knowledge. It is slow, as you need to summon and then search, but if you are all in on the Spellbook plan with no witches, it helps with consistency. 

(0 - 3) Thunder Dragon: Thins your deck, and adds fodder to your hand. Less time to resolve since you don't have to search, it just adds to hand. They are dead cards that can only be gotten rid of with Graceful Charity, so be warned. Always run either 0 or 3.

(0 - 3) Mystic Piper: Can be either a +0 or +1, although due to animation is slow to resolve. Can also be combined with One for One to tutor it out. Can be used as Allure Fodder.

(0 - 3) One for One: Used to tutor out Mystic Piper. Allows for more summons to use with Wonder Wand/Spellbook. 

(0 - 3) Summoner Monk: Can be used to special summon any Witch/Legion effect, allowing more wonder wand activations, and gives a use for a dead spell in hand. Very slow as it needs to turn itself into defense, then activate to discard, then search + shuffle.

(0 - 2) Makyura the Destructor: We still have the pre-errata effect of Makyura, which is why it is banned in the game. Slow to trigger, and the AI always gives you this card with Painful Choice, so if you run any run 2. Very clunky as it makes you run a lot of potential dead cards.

(0 - 3) Reckless Greed/ (0- 3) Jar of Greed. The Trap package with Makyura. Each is a +0 or +1, and helps you dig more.

(0 - 3) Sixth Sense: You are a madperson. May RNG be in your favor. The dice animation is very long, so this is extra risky.

** "Trap Cards" aka Generally not worth it cards **

Any Spell Card that is -1 (Eg Card Destruction, Dark World Dealings, Reload): These cards leave you with less cards in hand after they resolve, which can ruin your run. You always want to be running cards are +0 in the worst case.

Legacy of Yata-Garasu: Not only is it a trap, which has the risks of any trap, there is a prompt which adds even more time to the resolution. Skip this card.

Cup of Ace: Even for a +1 50% of the time, it is still super long due to the coin flip animation. If we could guarantee this card to be in our favor 100% of the time, it would still probably be a bit too slow.

------------------------------ SAMPLE DECKLISTS ----------------------------------------------------------
cherNYak:

Main Deck:
3x Exodia Pieces
3x Witch of the Black Forest
3x Allure of Darkness
3x Graceful Charity
3x One Day of Peace
3x Painful Choice
2x Painful Desicion
1x Pot of Duality
3x Pot of Greed
2x Spellbook of Knowledge
2x Upstart Goblin

1x Clara & Rushka, the Ventriloduo

HylianAsh: (WR Holder of No Banlist Reverse at time of writing)

Main Deck:
3x Exodia Pieces 
3x Witch of the Black Forest 
3x Allure of Darkness 
3x Graceful Charity
3x One Day of Peace
3x Painful Choice
3x Painful Decision
3x Pot of Greed
3x Spellbook of Knowledge 
1x Pot of Duality

Isko: (WR Holder of Banlist GX to Vrains at time of Writing)
Main Deck:
3x Exodia Pieces 
1x Legion the Fiend Jester
3x Witch of the Black Forest 
3x Allure of Darkness 
3x Graceful Charity
3x One Day of Peace
3x Painful Choice
2x Painful Decision
3x Pot of Greed
3x Spellbook of Knowledge 
1x Upstart Goblin

Extra Deck:
1x Clara & Rushka, the Ventriloduo

------------------------------ PLAYING THE DECK ----------------------------------------------------------

- Painful Choice is a much better card due to how the AI of this game works. When selecting cards, the AI will always give you an Effect Monster if possible. If not, then it will give you a Normal Monster. When selecting all spells, it is not 100% determined yet, but it will give you Painful Choice if Selected, otherwise Graceful Charity of Pot of Greed if selected. While not 100%, it will be give you Graceful most of the time.

For a visual example (> means confirmed, >? mean still more research to do)
Effect Monster > Normal Monster > Painful Choice > Graceful Charity >? Pot of Greed >? Allure of Darkness >? Other Spells >? Traps

Where Effects monsters are at the top of the priority list.

- In general, you want to only use Painful Choice when you need to. It is a very powerful card, but super slow, so use it more as a last resort or a fix rather than relying on it too heavily.

- Always use Pot of Greed first, unless you have a win via searching. Its the fastest card to get more cards.

- Use your search effects last. Try to draw your exodia pieces first before searching for whatever is left. The exception is with Witch + Spellbook/Wand, as you draw before your search, and in general it is worth it to pull this line ASAP.

- When you have Graceful and a hand of draw 1s, you can either ignore the draw 1s and use Graceful for faster times but a higher chance to brick, versus using the draw 1s for slower speeds but higher consistency. How you want to play these situations out is use to you.

- When using Graceful Charity, Target extra spellbooks or extra Painful Decisions, as they are both once per turn anyway. You can also throw away extra witches/exodia pieces, but they can be used as Allure fodder. Allure is also a good target to throw away with graceful, if you dont have any fodder in hand.

 ------------------------------ F. A. Q's ----------------------------------------------------------

Q: Is Exodia the best No Banlist deck?
A: General consensus says yes it is. While decks like Last Turn are also useful, Exodia can win on the first turn without passing, and requires nothing but drawing cards and adding cards to hand, making it easy to trigger by "accident". It is by far the least number of interactions needed to win.

Q: Do I have to sit through the Exodia animation every time? Can I turn it off?
A: You do, unfortunately. Turning it off requires modifying the game files, so the Moderators have decided to disallow it. 

Q: Exodia keeps crashing my game! 
A: This is a known issue, unfortunately this version of the game is poorly coded. If you are running on switch, quitting the game in the home menu and starting it up again between runs seems to help a bit. Currently the PS4/PS5 version of the game seem the most stable. 

Q: What about Destiny Draw/ Dark World/ Super Rejuvenation/ other form of Exodia?
A: This Guide only covers the current version of Exodia. You are free to experiment with anything you wish, this guide is more meant as a starting point and as a hub of info anyone new to the game would need to know to start running the category.

Probability Table for Banlist decks.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1RCN4ZCdDhm309wBFs8m6RaZ3Jm7dp6bhlMF_btYlsFU/edit?usp=sharing

Problem Card List for Duels (Credit to Magni)

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1OkcmhIwUhAVWaDIldXf-SqRRl88Zhf-tK50CeojMAE0/edit#gid=0

Name	Autor
Banlist Chaos MAX OTK Guide	theMagni 3 years ago
Handtracking and Face Down Prediction for Story Deck runs	AShinyBlackPhoenix 5 months ago
No Banlist Exodia Deck Guide	cherNYak 3 years ago
Probability Table for Banlist decks.	theMagni 3 years ago
Problem Card List for Duels (Credit to Magni)	Isko 3 years ago