[Klonoahedgehog]

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Originally Posted by badlander86

I still keep my decks for memories. Not sure if they have any value to sell, especially when Yu-Gi-Oh! is in question. My biggest regret was starting YGO with Upper Deck stuff which due to whatever legal reasons meant I couldn't play in any local Asian tournaments because they deemed UDE cards illegal and only Konami Japanese or Asian English cards were permitted.

I "graduated" to Magic while I was serving my two years mandatory Military service. I think it was around the Alara block where I started with an Bant Exalted deck, then played a Monored Goblin Aggro deck. I dropped it post Worldwake after leaving the Army but from time to time when I have the time I attend a couple of pre-releases to play some draft games and hopefully score some nice cards (I almost never do).

Never have been a "competitive" deck builder. Sure I do build decks with the intention of winning but nothing so techy that it becomes mundane. I like originality, which is sorely lacking whenever card players go "pro".

I didn't think people in the Military played Card games.