Call it a vote, call it a wishlist, call it a prediction:
Wednesday, 2 March 2016
Pre-Predictions
Coz guessing is fun and predicting is addicting.
Call it a vote, call it a wishlist, call it a prediction:
Call it a vote, call it a wishlist, call it a prediction:
Tuesday, 1 March 2016
#TechTuesday 01
Kicking off with our first blog post of our weekly thing, we have
A fresh idea, #TechTuesday shall seek to discuss the various alternatives to mainstream card choices.
Feel free to summit your ideas by commenting or emailing to kensir096@gmail.com
First off, for our very first edition of #techtuesday, we shall introduce a new idea to everyone.
This post was made with the fan-favourite deck of this meta in mind: Performapal Dracos
The card itself isn't really new, it has just been overshadowed by other more powerful choices.
But then again, the thing about tech cards is that it is usually a surprise, and it is unexpected.
Without further ado, allow me to introduce to you:
#TechTuesday
A fresh idea, #TechTuesday shall seek to discuss the various alternatives to mainstream card choices.
Feel free to summit your ideas by commenting or emailing to kensir096@gmail.com
First off, for our very first edition of #techtuesday, we shall introduce a new idea to everyone.
This post was made with the fan-favourite deck of this meta in mind: Performapal Dracos
The card itself isn't really new, it has just been overshadowed by other more powerful choices.
But then again, the thing about tech cards is that it is usually a surprise, and it is unexpected.
Without further ado, allow me to introduce to you:
Thursday, 18 February 2016
Welcoming GeoTheBacon
LADIES AND GENTLEMAN
To all present, future, past and never-gonna-be readers of Dueling Cancer,
Today, I, Ken Sir, would like to introduce a new author and additional member of Team Cancer.....
Ken Sir.
Wednesday, 17 February 2016
Monday, 15 February 2016
GOLD PACK 2016 Predictions Round 2
Because 2 is better than 1.
In the spirit of Valentines and the number TWO, Ken Sir decides to try again after two successful guesses/predictions of reprints.
In the spirit of Valentines and the number TWO, Ken Sir decides to try again after two successful guesses/predictions of reprints.
Did I mention I love GOLD RARE?
Wednesday, 10 February 2016
Introducing More Cancer to Singapore's Duel Scene
Uh. Hey y'all,
I'm pretty new to all this blogging stuff, so no promises on decent content.
Alright! Let's get to this, so introductions, yes, something I struggle greatly with in person-to-person interactions.
Well let's start with my pen name yeah? Traveler of the Burning Herpes. Those BA players out there should recognize it as a parody of the deck's boss Dante. However, I don't actually have a BA deck nor have I actually played one. It all started when I topped at a small-scale tournament at one of the locals. Not too impressive of a feat, except I usually end up near the bottom due to misplays and overall self-cancerization (yes, that is a word, I made it up).The deck I ran during that tournament was a Harpie Lady deck combined with a Volcanics engine. With my 1500 burns and pretty bird-ladies making plays, I guess it caught quite a few by surprise and somehow or another I ended up champion (I have the sleeves the prove it!). That was the only time I had success though, ever since then I've been scrubbing out like the noob I am.
Decks I have include Harpie Ladies, Cyber Dragons, Volcanics, and Ghostricks. To be fair, my Cyber Dragons and Ghostricks are all sleeved up nice and pretty and kept in albums for display. Harpie Ladies has got to be my all time favourite deck and I love how they can also incorporate other unconventional engines to change up the game play. Recently I have started using my Volcanics in competitive play to some success. It's all fun and games until 1500 burn damage Raigeki's are constantly dealt, and the unsuspecting double Volcanic Counter's in the grave have brought plenty of cancerous tears to my eyes. I hate Chain Burn, because burning should be done with FIRE.
I've been playing for almost 2 years, but the game has since changed at a remarkable pace and it's pretty hard to keep up. My decks are, in general, pretty sloppily thrown together, and as a duelist I am pretty stubborn. Don't expect great deck profiles from me, but if you want to hear about how I troll at local rankings, I'd be happy to oblige.
Peace!
I'm pretty new to all this blogging stuff, so no promises on decent content.
Alright! Let's get to this, so introductions, yes, something I struggle greatly with in person-to-person interactions.
Well let's start with my pen name yeah? Traveler of the Burning Herpes. Those BA players out there should recognize it as a parody of the deck's boss Dante. However, I don't actually have a BA deck nor have I actually played one. It all started when I topped at a small-scale tournament at one of the locals. Not too impressive of a feat, except I usually end up near the bottom due to misplays and overall self-cancerization (yes, that is a word, I made it up).The deck I ran during that tournament was a Harpie Lady deck combined with a Volcanics engine. With my 1500 burns and pretty bird-ladies making plays, I guess it caught quite a few by surprise and somehow or another I ended up champion (I have the sleeves the prove it!). That was the only time I had success though, ever since then I've been scrubbing out like the noob I am.
Decks I have include Harpie Ladies, Cyber Dragons, Volcanics, and Ghostricks. To be fair, my Cyber Dragons and Ghostricks are all sleeved up nice and pretty and kept in albums for display. Harpie Ladies has got to be my all time favourite deck and I love how they can also incorporate other unconventional engines to change up the game play. Recently I have started using my Volcanics in competitive play to some success. It's all fun and games until 1500 burn damage Raigeki's are constantly dealt, and the unsuspecting double Volcanic Counter's in the grave have brought plenty of cancerous tears to my eyes. I hate Chain Burn, because burning should be done with FIRE.
I've been playing for almost 2 years, but the game has since changed at a remarkable pace and it's pretty hard to keep up. My decks are, in general, pretty sloppily thrown together, and as a duelist I am pretty stubborn. Don't expect great deck profiles from me, but if you want to hear about how I troll at local rankings, I'd be happy to oblige.
Peace!
Sunday, 7 February 2016
Tuesday, 2 February 2016
Journey to ACQ Part 3
Chronicles of my journey into Asia's largest scale event on the last day of Jan 2016.
Sunday, 17 January 2016
Journey to ACQ 2016 Part 1
Journey to ACQ. This blog entry shall list my pre-preparation and journey during the ACQ 2016 event .
Friday, 1 January 2016
Happy New Year 2016
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