A Refresh on the Purpose of Budget Decks

It's been quite a while since I wrote a post, so here it is.

There are a few questions I would like to answer.

What is the point of a budget deck?

James wanted it on here

I think some people misunderstand something about the decks we post on this blog. The decks we post on this blog aren’t going to magically beat well-built competitive decks.

While we try to build decks as competitively as possible, budget decks are limited in resources because of monetary restrictions. Many budget decks won’t be as competitive as we like it to be, but the Budgetfight Team does try their best to make each deck work as efficiently as it can. The majority of the decks here are for newer players, returning players that can’t afford to build expensive decks, or veterans that want to try out new clans without selling a kidney.

Liddy Clones and Budget Deck Building

Them Legs

Liddy clones have been a thing for awhile now. Ever since keywords were a thing actually. Most
clans have them at this point, and I felt the need to talk about their worth and why they should be considered as budget deck options.

Now, if you're not familiar with Liddy clones, they're Grade 3 units with a skill that states the following:

"[AUTO]:[Counter Blast (1) & Soul Blast (1)] When this unit is placed on (VC), you may pay the cost. If you do, look at five cards from the top of your deck, search for up to one card with <ability or race> from among them, reveal it to your opponent, put it into your hand, and shuffle your deck."

It's pretty nice plus and in a proper deck the effect is basically guaranteed. 

Playtesting Decks

So, when you build a deck, you just throw in a bunch of good cards together, and you're ready to go! Or are you? Just because it works on paper, doesn't mean that it'll work in reality. This is where testing comes in. As the word itself implies, test the deck by using it, note down the differences, and then, modify it a little bit, and test again, and see the results. Do this again and again until you have your desired deck.

But, for Budget players like us... That isn't so easy. We don't have all the parts to modify the deck with, and it's hard to find them everytime you make a modification.

If only cards would rain down from the sky...

Making a Winning Image

So, preety much everyone reading this should know what a Winning Image is; a way to victory~... Okay, enough with the jokes. Either way, a Winning Image, as cringy as it might sound, is a preety important piece of a deck. You need a clear way to win. There are various types of winning images, from Game Stalling then finishing with a massive finisher (My default image), using pressure units to force out early shields, critical sacking (Yes, that's a winning image) and so much more.

The winning image of every single Letterbee out there