Another YCS London is in the books! For the fifth time in seven years, London hosted a YCS as part of the MCM Comic Con. The convention is what makes YCS London so special. More than 150.000 visitors get to see the event and get the chance to collect impressions of a YCS. Participants of the YCS also get free entry to the Comic con, so basically you get two events for a regular YCS entrance fee! (more…)
Back to all newsAt the parental area we spotted Joachim Schröter. He came all the way from Germany to compete in YCS London together with his son Aaron who attending the Dragon Duel event. Joachim had a 7:1:2 record when we spoke to him. His son Aaron did well on previous Dragon Duels and wants to repeat his success.
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Last but not least we would like to present to you the Giant Card winners of YCS London. All of them were very pleased with their prize. Congratulations to all the winners, have fun with your cards and we hope to see you again in Milan!
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Ladies and Gentlemen, parents and all the people following our coverage at home: we would like to present you the Top 4 Dragon Duelists of YCS London 2019!
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If you have entered any Public Event have the chance to get picked for the Public Events Playoff. This time Sebastian Zimmermann from Germany was the lucky guy!
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After 11 Rounds of Swiss only the best 32 Duelists are remaining who will continue with the knock-out Rounds of YCS London. In this article we are going to take a look at the Top 32 Deck Breakdown. Is Orcust still on top? Were the other Decks able to keep up? Read on to find out!
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After 11 Rounds of Swiss and 2 more Knock-Out Rounds, the field was trimmed down to the 8 most successful players of YCS London. All of them put in a lot of work and effort to make it here. This event was full of surprises and so is the Top 8. Read on and take a look at their profiles!
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We have our second Giant Skill Card Winner of this event! It is Sean Jones from the UK. He’s a big fan of Speed Dueling and would love to see more support for the format.
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The Forbidden and Limited List has big impact on the development of the current metagame. The list is supposed to balance the game and keep decks that are too powerful in check. The latest changes were not too impactful, but they helped to shift the metagame and create a wide-open field. However, some cards have been on the list for a while now and I’m pretty sure that you would like to see some of them come off the list some time. Let’s get a few opinions!
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