Chaos Dragons v. ?.0

[captainhowdy]

x3 Darkflare Dragon
x3 Lightpulsar Dragon
x2 Eclipse Wyvern
x2 Galaxy Serpent(Can be BEWD or Rabbi-Dragon if you prefer
x3 Hunter Dragon (Can be tri-horned or Dark Storm if preferred)
x3 Ryko
x1 BLS - EoTB
x1 BLS (Twilight one if released soon enough, if not then Chaos Sorcerer)
x2 Card Trooper
x1 Dandylion
x1 REDMD
x1 DAD
x1 Gorz

x3 Dragon Shrine
x1 Foolish Burial
x2 MST
x3 A wingbeat of a giant Dragon
x1 Dark Hole
x3 Silver's Cry
x3 Upstart Goblin (Can be Trade - in if running Lv 8 Dragons)

Extra:
x3 Constellar Ptolemy M7
x2 gaia Dragoon
Plus whatever you want

Side:
x3 Trade - In (If not maining )
x3 Black Collapserpent (Haven't figured out what to remove for this yet)
x3 White Wyverbuster (see above)
x3 Tri-Horned (if not maining)
x3 BEWD (see above)

[g1nz0]

Hmm, not sure I like it without the utility of the LS's. Plus controlling the mills isn't really the natural progression/style of Chaos Dragon; they generally just want cards in grave ASAP to get big.

[captainhowdy]

See I've come to a point in the game where I am tired of mindless decks, and looking at my old chaos dragon deck it ended up being just that. Yoh also made a comment back when on TCGplayer about Chaos Dragons that made me decide to try changing the way the deck plays to some degree. I've found that this set up has been working well so far. I have determined that Tri-Horned is often more valuable in most situations than Hunter, and trade in more valuable than Upstart. The way this build plays out seems more efficient to me as well. I can often get my big plays going more easily and not sit and hope my next mill doesn't screw me totally.

[g1nz0]

Well, just to put this out there since you seem to lack a bit of understanding on how deck's function when they are built a certain way: A deck that is centered around milling, much like Chaos Dragon, doesn't care about milling. You have to place different values on cards that you normally feel are clutch cards in another deck, since those cards act differently for a deck like this. But if being different for different's sake is what you are aiming for, that is cool as well. I just can't offer much there. While I do like creative decks, I never put form over function, since after all, it is still my goal to win, and/or at least see the idea do what I want it do to best of it's ability.