The reason it is not posted in it's original form is that I have forgotten it's exact contents. Over time, different expansions were released and I wanted to add new cards and so forth. However, I found that the deck really didn't need any help with new sets. At most, I only ever added 3-4 new cards from exansion sets following Shadowlands. These were mostly to satisfy my urge to play with cool new Dragon Clan toys such as Shiryo no Togashi.

I am now retiring this deck and trying to come up with a new stategy to play Dragon under (it's been almost 2 years now). This deck is a good deck, but it does require some skill to play. I find that it's toughest opponent is a Lion Speed Deck because of its high honor personalities. This deck is meant to be played as a reactionary deck. This means that you do your thing and gain honor as fast as you can while observing your opponent and preparing to deal with the specific threat that he/she is presenting. Wait to interfere with your opponent until after he/she has done something, and only Walk the Way after you see what you opponent is doing and need to have the proper tools in hand.

Dynasty Deck- 44 cards

3 x Mirumoto Daini
3 x Togashi Yoshi
3 x Mirumoto Sukune
1 x Mirumoto Hitomi
1 x Toku
1 x Togashi Yokuni exp. (originally the non-exp version but since been replaced)
1 x Togashi Hoshi (the most badass personality in the game)
1 x Kitsuki Yasu (yes, only one, don't get overzealous with this one)
1 x Hooded Ronin
1 x The Nameless One
1 x Isawa Tsuke
1 x Mamoru (this guy is a good defence dueler and I can't tell you how valuable he has been to me)
1 x Togashi Gaijutsu (Ben autographed this an Mamoru for me after the game)

1 x Imperial Gift
1 x Chrysanthemum Festival
1 x Inheritance

1 x Oracle of Fire (emerald edition- the one for dueling, duh)
3 x Small Farm
3 x Gold Mine
3 x Iron Mine
3 x Blacksmiths
3 x Jade Works
3 x Sanctified Temple
2 x Diamond Mine
1 x Master Smith

Fate Deck- 39 cards

1 x Ancestral Sword of the Dragon Clan
1 x Tetsubo
1 x The Armor of the Golden Samurai (no one plays Karmic Strike or Another Time on me)
1 x The Obsidian Hand
1 x The Jade Hand
2 x Star of Laramun (duh, hello?)

1 x Touch of Despair
1 x Stale Wind
1 x Secrets on the Wind
1 x Immortal Steel
3 x Walking the Way
3 x Force of Will

1 x Mirumoto House Gaurd

3 x Test of Honor
3 x Feign Death (new wording makes this card less valuable for the deck strategy)
3 x Superior Tactics (this card is valuable in so many ways)
3 x Test of Might
3 x Iaijutsu Duel
3 x Iaijutsu Challenge
3 x Shame (new wording makes this card less valuable for the deck strategy)

Alternate Cards

1 x Plains of Otosan Uchi (I play with this card now. Just add it straight in the deck)
1 x Test of the Emerald Champion (as above, add it straight in or replace Chrysanthemum Festival)
1 x Togashi Mikoto (He was in just recently until replaced by Hitomi. In the tournament, I used the experienced Hitomi. Mikoto can be good with the Test of the Emerald Champion)

1 x His Most Favored (I used to use this one for a short while. It has a high focus and can be good late in the game to get fast honor)
1 x Shiryo no Togashi (I just added him straight in)
1 x Golden Obi of the Sun Goddess (with the rewording of Feign Death, I found this card very useful)
1 x Change of Loyalty (I used this card once because of the dependency on unique personalities)
3 x Block Supply Lines (I took these out to make room for other niftyness)
3 x Breach of Etiquette (These would be in for sure if my fate deck were only 30 cards. But now that Shame is reworded, maybe they can replace that card)

I recently pulled out the 3 Feign Deaths because of their inability to save items. They can still be useful and I might throw one back in, but since this deck is supposed to be retiring anyway...

To many players, this deck may look weak. In some instances this is correct. Two of my most valuable cards for the deck design have been reworded so as to make them not function as I originally planned. Also, this deck incorporates only cards from Shadowlands and before (exception- Togashi Yokuni). New cards present new strategies that this deck was never designed for. You will notice a big lack of followers as well as the tendency to have big personalities. This opens the deck up to cards like Stand Against the Waves and Narrow Ground. One year ago, this deck was a powerhouse that I rarely lost with. Now, it is time for it to be retired (for me at least) in order that I might persue new strategies with my clan.