Yugioh thread

What are mtg player's thoughts on Ultimate Conductor Tyranno?

I think it's complicated, but awesome. Magic never gets dinosaurs these days.

>summon this
>battle phase
>opponent quits
nope

As a MTG player, play a better game. These are my thoughts to be honest. Most Yugioh matches are decided in the first 2 turns from what I've seen, and ragequit matches aren't fun.

so its like
>as an additional cost to play ~, exile 2 dinosaurs from your graveyard
>during your main phase before you attack, sacrifice a creature or discard a creature card from your hand, morph all of your opponents creatures. (not really the same thing but whatever).
>when ~ attacks, instead you may destroy any number of morphed creatures target opponent controls, for each monster destroyed this way, do 1000 (which is like 1/8th of your life, so i guess 3 if we round up) damage to that opponent.
and 3500/3200 is like what? 9/8? if we just make it proportional to 8000 vs 20.
does it get to attack after it destroys your monsters? because then it can one hit you right. in magic its more deadly in a way because its possible to have more than 5 creatures (obviously).
but yeah its pretty cool. wipes your board, beefy as shit, only comes out when you have some men down.

>only comes out when you have some men down.
Iirc, most OP dinos are like that.

Man I always hate seeing the new cards on the edge of a new mechanic (links) because they always exist to push out everything else. Evilswarms did it to synchros and shaddolls did it to XYZs, this guy is obviously the "hey run links and you won't lose to this deck" build.

>As an additional cost
It's instead of paying its mana cost mate.
It's fucking broken.

[laughs in Dracoslayer]

Seems pretty cool. Bought an old dinosaur structure deck a while back, will probably end up buying this as well and making a deck out of the two. I really wish mtg got dinosaurs