My Hermit Yokai, Spirit Beast & Nelcoth decks

I know the extra deck form the Nelcoth deck is bad but Nelcoth never summon form the extra deck aways so it should not matter. What do you guys think about the other deck. All of these decks are fun.

Why so much Dark Bribe? And I don't think Grisaille Prison should be at 3.

Necloth:

-3 Grisaille Prison
-3 Dark Bribe

Consider:
- MST
- BTS (Breakthrough Skill)
- Vanity's Emptiness

Hippocampus wrote:

Why so much Dark Bribe? And I don't think Grisaille Prison should be at 3.

Because I want to negate my opponent's spell & trap cards. I know your opponent's draws a card I don't care about that. If I get raid of a threating spell or trap that I might lose if I don't negate it. I hate when my opponent used wire tap on my trap cards then gets shuffled to the deck then I go dark bribe you sir will have a card. That's why I always run dark bribe if I can. Helps out so mach.

hiita lover wrote:

Because I want to negate my opponent's spell & trap cards. I know your opponent's draws a card I don't care about that. If I get raid of a threating spell or trap that I might lose if I don't negate it. I hate when my opponent used wire tap on my trap cards then gets shuffled to the deck then I go dark bribe you sir will have a card. That's why I always run dark bribe if I can. Helps out so mach.

Lol, but you should care. Why are Supply Unit and Virgil Rockstar such good cards? Because they allow the player to draw. By your logic they are not good because drawing doesn't matter.

MST can hit Wiretap before it activates, and it doesn't make opponent draw. That's why it's the first thing Kaze recommended for you to add. I would take his suggestions because he knows what he's talking about

Yes but wire tap does not negate MST so I want to used a card that can negate both spell or traps & dark bribe is the answer to that.

I'll assume you meant to say "but MST doesn't negate Wiretap", because that makes far more sense for the discussion at hand.

In which case you fail to note that MST doesn't even care about that. The thing that makes MST such a good card isn't just destruction, but the fact that it can (and usually does) hit things before their activation window is open. At worst (ignoring bluffs, which are debatable) it might force your opponent to activate their card early, rather than saving it for a more beneficial occasion.

MST doesn't need to negate Wiretap because MST can destroy Wiretap before Wiretap can even activate.