2ND PLACE Crimson Warrior Goku Deck Profile – American Nationals – Dragon Ball Super Card Game

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17 thoughts on “2ND PLACE Crimson Warrior Goku Deck Profile – American Nationals – Dragon Ball Super Card Game”

  4. Time for the calls to ban Blue again, cause god forbid we have generic good cards in this game 🙄 I could feel my brain cells dying while reading the stream chat

    Awesome job though, you guys showed everyone how it’s done. Crimson and Blue in general are stronk af right now. Good players = good results

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  6. Congrats to Marcus. Gohan is definatly the SCR unless you are planning to play a ramp strategy which Dovale was post side. Game 2 in the finals was immaculate and looked like its natural state of how it should be played and perfectly reflected the decks ceiling as well as how you were playing it originally ending games extremely fast out of no where when you first brought it to everyone's attention when you first topped with it. Finals would have been a speed run. I predicted blue deck would win as NA would not follow the trends of the other regions, but set a new one with the best players switching to blue as the obvious choice which greatly impact the Nats outcome as it was perceived to be, by everyone reporting on it and making videos about how red would continue to dominate, which was far from the outcome, like NA attendees was trying to hide the obvious conclusion , maybe not as obvious to the not as competitive person attending or watching, but to the 25% that aspirations to make day 2 who put the appropriate time in and built that confidence in play, as multiple teams was on this leader, but I didn't know which blue leader would drive that prediction to fruitions, because with everything that set 19 brought for blue, blue felt like the strongest color in the room , and every blue deck in my testing felt amazing and red in its current state felt very free up until you get to the best pilots, but at the end it came down to pilot preference what leader you wanted to play for blue because they all felt strong like a Gamma,ss4 Vegeta or a 7ku or EVEN OG soul striker. Interested to know what was the other options before the team decided on that one leader. I don't think this deck done evolving and can possibly go higher!

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  7. The best part about this for people who are on the outside looking in, it goes to show you that if players take the time to go through the database, test the limits of what each deck/archetype can do, put the manhours to grind grind grind, you can achieve the results you are looking for. Good job guys!

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  12. Curios, how often did the 2nd cell come up in matchups? Wanted a copy of vegeta in the z deck for my own list but not sure which card is the best cut. I like keeping the 1 drop goku in there for some extra flexibility but the only other card that seems cuttable atm is the 2nd cell

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