Yu-Gi-Oh! Goat

A retro GX-era format frozen at the April 2005 Forbidden & Limited List, as kept by Format Library. Cards through Flaming Eternity and The Lost Millennium. Named for the Goat Control deck (Scapegoat into Metamorphosis), though Chaos Turbo leads today. Slow, grindy duels decided by reads, bluffs and resource management; no Synchro, Xyz, Pendulum or Link monsters. The most-played retro format. Each card's share of top-placing tournament decks over the last 90 days, weighted toward bigger events, better finishes and newer results. Advanced and Genesys: decklists from YGOPRODeck and TopDeck.gg. Retro formats (Goat, Edison, HAT…): Format Library and TopDeck.gg, over the last year.

1,027 top decks · 90 days

Top cards

share of top decks

  1. Pot of Greed$7.30

    #1Pot of Greed

    1.0 copies a deck

    100%

    steady this month

  2. Graceful Charity$8.79

    #2Graceful Charity

    1.0 copies a deck

    100%

    steady this month

  3. Heavy Storm$2.10

    #3Heavy Storm

    1.0 copies a deck

    98%

    steady this month

  4. Ring of Destruction$1.32

    #4Ring of Destruction

    1.0 copies a deck

    97%

    ▲ 1.4 pts this month

  5. Snatch Steal$0.25

    #5Snatch Steal

    1.0 copies a deck

    96%

    ▼ 1.6 pts this month

S

Tier S

In most top decks (40%+)

51 cards
A

Tier A

Core of top decks (20–40%)

20 cards
B

Tier B

Played in established decks (8–20%)

20 cards
C

Tier C

Tech or second-tier decks (3–8%)

29 cards

How the tiers are drawn

A card's share is how many of the top-placing decks in the last 90 days ran it, weighted toward bigger events, better finishes and newer results; the trend is that share against the month before. Basic lands and energy are left out.

S
Tier S
In most top decks (40%+)
A
Tier A
Core of top decks (20–40%)
B
Tier B
Played in established decks (8–20%)
C
Tier C
Tech or second-tier decks (3–8%)
D
Tier D
Fringe placements (0.5–3%)
F
Tier F
Seen, but rarely (under 0.5%)