New September 2025 Loaner Decks

Anti-Chaos Zombies

Vampire's Curse is preferred in this deck because it can be searched by Gobliz Zombie. Use the high-level zombie monsters in your hand as a cost for monster destruction spells and then banish the destroyed monsters with Kycoo the Ghost Destroyer.

Sidedeck:

D.D. Warrior and Mirror Force can be used against Horus decks.

Mobius and Spell-Shattering Arrow can be used to eliminate Necrovalleys.

Cipher Soldier and Gyaku Gire Panda are low-level monsters against Warrior or Stall decks and can be searched by Giant Rat.

Vampire Lord is for decks with many effect-based destruction cards, such as Gadget decks.

Main Deck:

1x Breaker the Magical Warrior

1x Exiled Force

3x Giant Rat

2x Goblin Zombie

1x Injection Fairy Lily

3x Kycoo the Ghost Destroyer

3x Pyramid Turtle

2x Ryu Kokki

1x Spirit Reaper

1x Tribe-Infecting Virus

1x Vampire's Curse

1x Back to Square One

3x Book of Life

1x Book of Moon

2x Creature Swap

1x Heavy Storm

1x Mystical Space Typhoon

2x Nobleman of Crossout

1x Pot of Greed

1x Premature Burial

1x Snatch Steal

3x Tribute to The Doomed

1x Call of the Haunted

1x Ring of Destruction

2x Royal Decree

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Side Deck:

3x Cipher Soldier

2x D.D. Warrior

2x Gyaku-Gire Panda

2x Mobius the Frost Monarch

2x Vampire Lord

1x Lightning Vortex

1x Spell Shattering Arrow

1x Mirror Force

1x Royal Decree

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Gearfried the Iron Knight Chibi 

Equip cards that, when destroyed by effects, give you advantages. Blast with Chain also work with Maha Vailo, a Light-attribute monster that will later be useful for summoning Chaos Sorcerer. It includes a proportion of Light and Dark monsters.

Soul Rope is an OCG card valid in NeoGoat and is a good alternative to search for Gearfried when a monster is destroyed by an effect, since Reinforcement of the Army is limited and it is not advisable to carry three copies of Gearfried. 

Malevolent Catastrophe is a good option for side deck since it can trigger the Blast with Chains to clear the opponent's field.

Main Deck:

1x Chaos Sorcerer

1x Gigantes

2x Gearfried the Iron Knight

1x Ninja Grandmaster Sasuke

1x Kycoo the Ghost Destroyer

1x Tribe-Infecting Virus

1x Blade Knight

1x Breaker the Magical Warrior

1x Maha Vailo

1x D.D. Warrior Lady

1x Don Zaloog

1x Exiled Force

2x Mataza the Zapper

1x Mystic Swordsman LV2

1x Iron Blacksmith Kotetsu

1x Heavy Storm

1x Reinforcement of the Army

1x Pot of Greed

1x Upstart Goblin

1x Nobleman of Crossout

1x Smashing Ground

1x Mystical Space Typhoon

1x Fusion Sword Murasame Blade

1x Snatch Steal

1x Smoke Grenade of the Thief

1x Premature Burial

1x Mage Power

1x Soul Rope

1x Mirror Force

1x Torrential Tribute

1x Sakuretsu Armor

1x Ring of Destruction

3x Blast with Chain

1x Call of the Haunted

2x Solemn Judgment

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Side Deck:

1x Mobius the Frost Monarch

1x Zombyra the Dark

1x Gigantes

1x Asura Priest

2x Elemental HERO Wildheart

1x Cipher Soldier

1x Giant Trunade

1x Book of Moon

2x Big Bang Shot

2x Malevolent Catastrophe

2x Sakuretsu Armor

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Local Tournament Report

 Deck Profile: Aqua Aggro with Umiiruka (1st Place)

The winning deck  revolved around a Water-type beatdown and token strategy using Umiiruka, Lekunga, and Return from the Different Dimension (RftDD).

Water Return

Main Deck:

3x Abyss Soldier

3x Aqua Spirit

1x Botanical Girl

1x Breaker the Magical Warrior

1x Catapult Turtle

1x D.D. Warrior Lady

3x Lekunga

2x Mobius the Frost Monarch

3x Mother Grizzly

1x Sinister Serpent

1x Tribe-Infecting Virus

1x Yomi Ship

1x Brain Control

1x Heavy Storm

1x Lightning Vortex

1x Mystical Space Typhoon

1x Nobleman of Crossout

1x Pot of Greed

1x Premature Burial

1x Snatch Steal

2x Umiiruka

1x Mirror Force

2x Return from the Different Dimension

1x Ring of Destruction

2x Sakuretsu Armor

2x Solemn Judgment

1x Torrential Tribute

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Side Deck:

1x Asura Priest

1x Fenrir

1x Kycoo the Ghost Destroyer

1x Spell Canceller

1x Book of Moon

1x Cold Wave

1x Nobleman of Crossout

1x Soul Release

1x Swords of Revealing Light

1x Terraforming

2x Umi

2x Jar of Greed

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Round 1: Chaos 🥇 vs Chaos

Round 2: Horus 🥇 vs Dark Deck

Round 3: Horus vs Water Return 🥇

Round 4: Chaos vs Water Return 🥇

Event Blind Destruction Decklists

 During the Special Events, decks are checked to comply with current banlist, here we present some of the decks people used in this tournament:

Winner: Victor Ahumada

2nd Place: Andres Lopez

Third Place: Ricardo Mendoza

Amazoness - Alejandro Martínez

Pacman - Eduardo Perales

Gadgets - Carlos Linares

Earth - Daniel Zaragoza

Remember NeoGoat is an evolving format and players have to adapt to every banlist.

Special Tournament Report: Blind Destruction 🎲

NeoGoat Special Event Report: Chaos Dice Challenge!

This week's NeoGoat side event delivered one of the wildest custom formats yet: each player started with a Blind Destruction always face-up on their side of the field, triggering every Standby Phase.

Continuous Trap

Once per turn, during your Standby Phase: Roll a six-sided die. If the result is 1-5, destroy all monsters on the field with the same Level as the number rolled. If it is 6, destroy all Level 6 and higher monsters on the field.

But there was a twist — players could skip their own Blind Destruction activation by sending one card from their hand to their Graveyard during their Standby Phase. This rule led to constant tough decisions: discard a card to keep your monster safe, or gamble and risk losing it at random?

The metagame looked refreshingly diverse thanks to this variant. Alongside staples like Chaos and Gravekeepers, there were rogue contenders like Burn, Amazoness Aggro, and even an experimental Gadget Control build. Recruiters, floaters, and hand advantage became more important than ever, and overextending without discard fodder often led to disaster.

The finals came down to Gravekeepers vs. Chaos, and it was a nail-biting series.

                                                        

    Chaos player exploited the Blind Destruction rule masterfully, using the Thunder Dragons and Night Assailant as discard fodder ready. Necrovalley locked down Chaos’s graveyard plays at key moments.

    Sometimes the Gravekeepers lost crucial monsters to Blind Destruction, but in the end, Gravekeepers took the championship, sealing the victory with a combo of Gravekeeper's Guard lock and constant Tsukuyomi avoiding the random destruction and returning opponent's monsters.

The Battlefield

Top Players at the event holding prizes.

In addition to Booster Box of their choice, the winner got to choose as a symbolic prize a Chessex set of six-sided dice.

Some more gameplay

The event showcased just how flexible and creative NeoGoat can be when house rules shake up the meta. Expect more wild experiments like this and maybe the Gadget and Amazoness decklists in the next post.

Deck Idea: Machine Chaos VWXYZ

Been testing a spicy take on NeoGoat that mixes the VWXYZ Union engine with a Chaos shell. The idea is to leverage the V, W, X, Y, Z Machines with Dimension Fusion to swing momentum hard, while still having the raw power of Chaos Sorcerer. Unexpected Dai helps to get a Dark or Light normal monster needed for chaos, or maybe to summon a Machine Fusion, although the fusions are not the main focus of this deck they could be useful in some situations.

• Union package: X/Y/Z pieces can combine into the fusion bosses (XY-Dragon Cannon, YZ-Tank Dragon, XZ-Tank Cannon, and the big XYZ-Dragon Cannon). Even if they get picked apart, they fuel Chaos plays once they hit GY. The fusions can also be special summoned from banishing or from grave if they were summoned correctly.
• Dimension Fusion: after banishing machines for fusions and chaos sorcerers, DF brings everything back for a lethal board. You could even summon the VWXYZ-Dragon Catapult Cannon boss monster.
• Royal Decree: shuts off Traps, which would normally ruin your big Dimension Fusion push. With Decree up, your swarms are much safer.
• Quick-Play Spell toolbox: Book of Moon, Enemy Controller, give defense, plus they dodge Decree’s downside.

Main Deck:

1x Mechanicalchaser

2x X-Head Cannon

1x V-Tiger Jet

1x Jinzo

2x Chaos Sorcerer

1x Blowback Dragon

1x Tribe-Infecting Virus

1x Breaker the Magical Warrior

1x D.D. Warrior Lady

1x Y-Dragon Head

1x Z-Metal Tank

2x Dekoichi the Battlechanted Locomotive

3x Shining Angel

1x W-Wing Catapult

1x Spirit Reaper

1x Magician of Faith

3x Unexpected Dai

1x Heavy Storm

1x Dimension Fusion

1x Pot of Greed

1x Nobleman of Crossout

1x Mystical Space Typhoon

3x Book of Moon

1x Limiter Removal

1x My Body as a Shield

1x Enemy Controller

1x Snatch Steal

1x Premature Burial

3x Royal Decree

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Extra Deck:

2x VWXYZ-Dragon Catapult Cannon

2x XYZ-Dragon Cannon

2x XZ-Tank Cannon

2x XY-Dragon Cannon

2x YZ-Tank Dragon

2x VW-Tiger Catapult

Special NeoGoat Event: Blind Destruction 🎲

 NeoGoat Special Tournament! 

Special NeoGoat Format Event – Blind Destruction!

Date and Time: Thursday, 21th August, 7:00 p.m.

Place: Cartoncito Cards

Welcome to the Blind Destruction NeoGoat Special Tournament, where luck, chaos, and strategy collide!

Special Rule:

From the very start of the duel, each player begins with a face-up Blind Destruction in their Center Spell & Trap Zone, that card can't be destroyed or removed from the field but it can be negated.

    Blind Destruction's Effect (Continuous Trap)

Once per turn, during your Standby Phase: Roll a six-sided die. If the result is 1-5, destroy all monsters on the field with the same Level as the number rolled. If it is 6, destroy all Level 6 and higher monsters on the field.

    Survival Option: On your turn, you may send 1 card from your hand to the Graveyard to skip your Blind Destruction effect for that turn.

Can you master the balance between luck, resources, and timing? Or will the dice gods claim your monsters every Standby Phase?

Deck-Building Tip: You can use your regular NeoGoat deck, or you could bring a special deck crafted for this event! Use monsters that laugh at destruction, like Elemental Hero – Wildheart (unaffected by Traps), self-flipping monsters that hide each turn, or Spirit monsters that leave from the field before the dice can claim them. Creative strategies are not just allowed — they’re encouraged! 

Get ready, duelists… it’s time to let the dice decide! 🎲

Deck Idea: Fire Beast Deck

I've been working on a fire beast deck in NeoGoat since Manticore of Darkness is now an unlimited card, Oil card was added and also Flame Tiger. Manticore of Darkness can easily be sent to the graveyard from the deck or discarded from hand and then use it's effect on the End Phase to summon it to your field, Oil will return fire monsters to use for the cost of Manticore.

Iron Blacksmith Kotetsu seems like a good fire monster and it's also a Beast-Warrior. For the side deck, Skill Drain seems to work fine with Manticore and Green Baboon, also Behemoth the King of all Beasts would be a 2700 atk monster that can be summoned with one tribute. I like to use Soul Exchange with Behemoth, you remove opponent monster and get back a beast-type monster from your graveyard. 

This is a work in progress, this decklist is not a tested strategy, I'm just presenting it here to start some new ideas, especially for Fire themed decks.

Main Deck:

3x Great Angus

1x Behemoth the King of All Animals

1x Green Baboon, Defender of the Forest

3x Manticore of Darkness

3x Flame Tiger

1x Enraged Battle Ox

1x Tribe-Infecting Virus

1x Breaker the Magical Warrior

1x Exiled Force

2x Little Chimera

1x Iron Blacksmith Kotetsu

1x Heavy Storm

1x Pot of Greed

1x Lightning Vortex

3x Oil

3x Foolish Burial

1x Mystical Space Typhoon

1x Book of Moon

1x Mirage of Nightmare

1x Axe of Despair

1x Snatch Steal

1x Premature Burial

1x Molten Destruction

2x Raigeki Break

1x Mirror Force

1x Torrential Tribute

1x Ring of Destruction

1x Call of the Haunted

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Side Deck:

2x Behemoth the King of All Animals

2x Berserk Gorilla

2x Soul Exchange

2x Brain Control

2x Dust Tornado

3x Skill Drain

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NeoGoat rulings that differ from Goat

 In NeoGoat format some cards are more powerful than in Goat format, here we present 3 examples:

My Body as a Shield

My Body as a Shield can be activated during damage step in NeoGoat format, because it negates card activations. The rule here is that if a quick-play spell, monster effect or trap card negates card activations it can be used during damage step, for example, Stardust Dragon in Edison Format. 

Last Will

The ruling we use here is that Last Will can be activated as a normal spell card, (you can activate this spell it even if you don't have any other card), after that, you can use it's effect if a monster on your side of the field has been sent to your graveyard this turn and you can resolve the effect of your Last Will anytime during the turn, even Battle phase or End phase as you can see in the video, just not inside a chain or other action as this effect is not chainable. Also, you can use more than one Last will, in that case each one will work separatedly, you could also end your turn without using the effect even if you could.

Fox Fire

In Goat Format, if a face-down Fox Fire is attacked, its effect is not applied even though it is face-up when destroyed. But in NeoGoat it can use it's effects even if it was face-down when the attack was declared. The card text seems to specify that it should be face-up at any moment but as you can see in the video this is how it works, so it's more like a Revival Jam.

We will be posting more rulings like these in the future so players can use these cards accordingly.