Uhh... Yu-Gi-Oh?

[chozo_hybrid]

Water deck player here

Me and my friends still go at it, they just gave me all their cards and got me to make awesome decks for us.

 

[Broken Blade]

I never had Yu-Gi-Oh cards, but I did have Pokémon cards. I recently gave away most of 'em to my little cousin who's obsessed with Pokémon. But I still have my rares and my favorites stashed away in my closet. So yeah, I've still got some of 'em.

 

[teutonicman]

I have most of my trading cards from my youth in a shoe box somewhere. I'm hoping.... naively that they'll be worth shit loads someday, especially the pokemon cards.

 

[teutonicman]

I have most of my trading cards from my youth in a shoe box somewhere. I'm hoping.... naively that they'll be worth shit loads someday, especially the pokemon cards.
Ignore the double post, my comp hick-up'd and didn't realize that i post or something like that I think.

 

[DkLnBr]

I think i still have a foot tall stack of cards. Probably covered in 2 inches of dust by now

 

[MorsePacific]

Yu-Gi-Oh, pft.

Real men play Duel Masters.

 

[major28]

i remember yu-gi-oh my deck was based off this card that made you discard you rntire deck and all the cards in your graveyard become your deck and it pwned but to answer your question it dosent matter if u have a few awesome vards bu a crap load of them is kinda unfair

 

[Trivun]

I have a few hundred cards, mostly crap ones or common ones (along with the odd Blue Eyes White Dragon and Dark Magician/Dark Magician Girl), and maybe one or two pieces of Exodia. No Millenium Items, sadly. Haven't played in years though, to be honest. They're all back home while I'm at university, in a drawer under my bed. Was planning to sell them since I stopped playing the game, but never got round to it. I might end up selling the deck on eBay though, and selling the rarer cards seperately at a slightly higher cost. Someone's bound to buy them, right?

 

[Baralak]

I gave away most of my collection, but kept all my decks. Dark World ftw! I do have a small collection of cards from Shonen Jump though, that's steadily growing....

 

[Eggsnham]

Nope, I got rid of those a while ago. I'm glad I did too, that was a bad game IMO. I don't really enjoy card games outside of Blackjack and Poker.

 

[SnootyEnglishman]

I've seen alot of people play Yu-Gi-Oh but i dont have a deck myself sadly. However you should always keep up on the list of "banned" cards just in case you have those sticklers.

 

[Godavari]

I actually rediscovered my cards not too long ago. I have a spellcaster deck, centered around Darm Magician and all his iterations and sidekicks, like DM Girl, DM Knight, and Dark Eradicator Warlock. I also have numerous thematic spell cards like DM Attack and Magic Cylinder.

But now I play Magic.

 

[ultrachicken]

I had an amazing deck, but I gave it to my cousins after I got into gaming.

 

[Mr.Banaynay]

Strangely I found out that kids at my high school still play a few weeks ago. So I managed to find enough of my old cards to muster up an elemental hero deck. Time to start kicking names and taking ass

 

[KeyMaster45]

I quit playing a long time ago, but I was very proud of the deck I had constructed. When I did quit I locked it up in this nifty box we had lying around the house that had a middle eastern feel to it. Every now and again people ask me whats inside it and I tell them:

"Items of power incomprehensible to us mere mortals. Woe unto he who breaks the seal on their prison."

Frankly I quit because they pretty much started to ban cards that were staple to my deck's construction. It was rather ingenious in my opinion; it followed that old saying "the best offense is a good defense". It was literally a deck stacked with cards that had either a high defense or really nasty effects. For shits and giggles at one point I tweaked it to be an exodia summoning deck with the back up plan of summoning exodia necros.

My friend liked naming decks and christened mine with the name "Fate's Demise", because it was built in such a way that I had near perfect control over what cards I drew from my deck.

Ahhh....good times they were, but I was spending waay to much money to keep up with the power curve of cards.