Xros Generations

The description of the deck explains my logic and reasoning for different choices.  I have not played Xros Heart before so I am inexperienced and I had no help or any information outside of old deck list from Bt 10.  I am aware of the old Shoutmon X4 being restricted which is the only reason why I am running one of them.  If it wasn't restricted then I would build the deck more around that card due to its power.  I also didn't include Shoutmon King Version in the deck despite it being an extremely strong card in the deck.  I couldn't find room for it with the build I was going for.  I would gladly appreciate any feedback on my list.  I want to play the deck especially since it is so cheap to build currently. 

I almost forgot to mention this but I actually play with Hunters quite a lot.  So a lot of the mechanics of this deck remind me of it.  But unlike Hunters, this deck has way more options and aggression.  If Hunters were to get more support I would be extremely happy.  Especially since I have all of their cards except the Quartzmon.  Quartzmon didn't age well due to Ace Digimon existing now.  Still a powerful card when used in the right moment.

As for some tech cards I run in my Hunters deck.  I run Mist Memory Boost and two Jack Raid.  This is to help with my decks memory issue.  It runs out of resources quick if they don't get a lot of purple sources underneath their cards to draw a lot of cards.  They lack power as well which is a major problem.  Xros Heart has power but not the same type of consistency as Hunters do.  Perhaps one day they will be melded into one cohesive deck.  But that's not gonna happen for quite a while.

I made further adjustments to the ratios of the deck.  This is because I finally found somebody who has shown competitive results with the deck and I realized just how dangerous the new option card can be.  But I want to keep the versatility the deck has.  I swapped out certain cards to make room for more Raptorsparrowmon and swapped out the old X5 with the new one.  Either one works really but the new one has a nasty combo line with it.  If you want the extra security check use the old one instead.  If you want the recursion from the new one to enable certain Digivolve combos then use the new one.  I prefer the added combos over a single extra security check especially since this deck can do a lot of checks without it anyways.  Also the material save effect on the new one is better suited for the new Xros Heart cards.  I also swapped around the tamers.  I prefer running the 8 tamers over the 10 that the deck list I saw had.  10 feels like it is too much.  Especially since you only need to see one tamer early on.  1/5 of your deck being tamers hurts.  That is why I settled on the 8 I chose.  I kept the one of Dururumon and Ballistamon due to their names and the combos they enable with the new X5.  I am still not completely certain that this build is what I will settle on.  As anybody who has been keeping up with me and my deck list should know by now, I adjust my deck list often.  Especially ones I take interest in such as Dorugoramon, Megidramon, and Composite Pile.  Xros Heart has finally caught my attention so be wary.  Most decks that catch my attention tend to see some sort of competitive play for a while.  Before Purple Hybrid even got released I posted a deck list called Dark Hybrid and I barely changed the deck list at all outside of changing out the high end stuff.  That list probably got a lot of people interested in the deck and got them experimenting.  That could be part of the reason why that deck became popular.  At least that's what I hope happened.  I consider my deck list to be like children to me.  I value them all and I want to see them succeed.  Although I am aware that not all of them will be able to.  I know I am weird but hey that is normal in of itself.  

Took out the Shoutmon X7 Superior Mode due to it no longer being needed.