This build needs three Cards of Consonance, which allows the turn player to discard one Dragon-type Tuner with 1000 or less ATK, and draw two cards. But, it does need a few Spell and Trap cards to get the job done. Spell and Trap CardsĪs far as Spell and Trap cards go, this deck doesn’t rely heavily on backrow. 20 cards in the Main Deck is the ideal number. Whatever you choose, though, make sure to keep your deck as condensed as possible. The White Stone of Legend is not as powerful as Ancients, but it can add a BEWD when it goes to the Graveyard. However, it’s also not necessary, as this build allows for multiple ways to get the BEWD out on the field. The former is a great addition for a Blue-Eyes Deck, as it can allow the player to Special Summon a Blue-Eyes White Dragon when targeted for an attack. Other cards you might want to consider adding if there’s room are Maiden with Eyes of Blue and The White Stone of Legend. Sage with Eyes of Blue can, upon being Normal Summoned, can allow the turn player to add one Level 1 LIGHT Tuner from the deck (looking at you, White Stone of Ancients), a solid effect that can be quite helpful. Other cards that should be in a Blue-Eyes deck including having at least two Sage with Eyes of Blue and one Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon. Players who use this build will have the option to get the big, 3000 ATK beater in Blue-Eyes White Dragon or bring out the Dragon Spirit of White, which can pop and banish a Spell or Trap on the field. If The White Stone of Ancients is sent to the Graveyard, the turn player during the End Phase can Special Summon a Blue-Eyes monster on to the field. This card might look puny thanks to its paltry ATK and DEF stats, but it has a couple of powerful effects. Besides having the three Blue-Eyes White Dragons, the crux of this deck revolves around The White Stone of Ancients card, which can be obtained from the Blue-Eyes Evolution Structure Deck.
At least 1 Maiden with Eyes of Blue (Optional).At least 1 The White Stone of Legend (Optional).This skill can be great when it comes to quickly getting either a Blue-Eyes Twin Burst Dragon or Neo Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon out on the field, both of which can be hard to remove for the opposition. Ultimate Dragons, which we have listed as one of the better overall skills in the game, can add some pretty powerful Fusion monsters to the Extra Deck and add a Polymerization to hand if the turn player has at least two Blue-Eyes White Dragons to hand. This skill, by in large, is fine, as Alternative White is an Effect monster that can pop a monster off the field, but you might be better off using Ultimate Dragons. Alternative Evolution is a skill that will allow the turn player to magically tribute a monster that has the Blue-Eyes White Dragon name and 3000 or more ATK, and it can be turned into a Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon. SkillĪs far as Skills go, your best bet is to use one of two abilities to maximize the archetype: Alternative Evolution & Ultimate Dragons. Let’s go over what you should focus on for a Blue-Eyes build, starting with what skills you should look to use. If you’re a newcomer to Duel Links and are looking for a way to use the Blue-Eyes White Dragon, we’ve got you covered. That also holds true in Duel Links, as Blue-Eyes decks litter the landscape in ranked play.
The Blue-Eyes White Dragon and its accompanying archetype still remain one of the more popular in the Yu-Gi-Oh! universe.
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