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Well no they don't, but this site does. So here is what certain terms mean. This may be updated as I gain new info(not likely). And there used to be another site that did this, but they aren't here...
A deck full of cards with "Hero" in their name, E-Heroes do not make a comic deck though. However, a deck that combos D-Heroes and E-Heroes is a comic deck.
Basically, the most common deck type out there at this time. For example, Warrior Toolbox is considered a Cookie Cutter. Its basically a deck type run by most(slash bad) players who simply cannot think up their own deck.
A deck built to return cards to your hand. I know this isn't the proper name for this kind of deck, but Kickback is all I could come up with. Theres another name for it, but I don't know it. Anyways, cards such as: Guardian Sphinx, Gaint Trundade, Kickback*japanese name of Forced Back*, Penguin Soldier, etc, are cards commonly used in Kickback decks.
Any card that stops certain kinds of cards more than once. Things such as Jinzo, Spell Cancellor, Horus the Black Flame Dragon LV8, Sorcerer of Dark Magic, Royal Decree, Imperial Order Skill Drain, Prohibition etc, are all Limiter Cards. These cards keep certain kinds of cards from entering the game. And as Skill Drain's name points it, these cards tend to drain the skill out of the game.
These are Limiter cards that are very easy to use. This list currently only applies to the following cards: Jinzo, Spell Cancellor, Royal Decree, Skill Drain.
Sorcerer of Dark Magic and Horus the Black Flame Dragon LV8 are not EZ Limiters, because they take a bit of skill to actually bring out to the field. Imperial Order is not an EZ Limiter becuase it costs LP every turn. Prohibition only applies to one card and is therefore not easy to use. Skill Drain only costs a one time payment of 1000, and is therefore not hard to use.
Any Card that has the ability to stop/negate/survive attacks more than once.
Gravity Bind, Wall of Revealing Light, Spirit Reaper, Marshmellon, Messenger of Peace, etc, are all STALL Cards.
Any card that damages your opponent's life points with an effect is a burn card.
The follow cards are examples of what burn cards are: Wave-Motion Cannon*the single most powerful*, Hinotama, Dice Jar, Stealth Bird, etc, are all BURN Cards.
Any BURN card that works over and over again, or builds it's burn. Cards such as Dark Snake Syndrome, Stealth Bird, Wave-Motion Cannon, Rapid-Fire Magician, etc, are all Wildfire Cards. Though you can just call them BURN cards if you like.
Cards that search through your deck for certain things. Such as Sangan, Reinforcement of the Army, Mystic Tomato, and cards like them are all "Toolbox" cards. Why they are called Toolbox, I don't know. Personally, I can never find what I want in a toolbox, so it makes no sense to me.
Any card that takes control of a monster on your opponent's side of the field.
Change of Heart, Jowls of Dark Demise, Dummy Golem, Creature Swap, etc, are all Soul Control Cards.
Any card that constantly changes from face-up to Face-Down. Cards such as Des Lacooda, Swarm of Scarubs, etc, are all Line Dancer Cards.
A deck that has nothing but one type of card(s). The following decks are considered Themed : Spellcaster, Fiend, Zombie, Union, Spirit, Token, etc.
A deck that has nothing but one special Kind of Card(s). Deck Such as:
E-Hero, Archfiend, Harpie Lady, Dark World, Toons, etc.
A deck that has nothing nothing but Themed or Card Themed Cards. In other words, no Pot of Greed, Raigeki, Graceful Charity*unless its a Fairy Themed Deck*, etc. in your deck.
A card that has a reloadable weapon. Like Breaker the Magical Warrior, Hannibal Necromancer, both need COUNTERS for their effects. So you RELOAD their Guns with things like Pitch Black Power Stone. Cards such as: Breaker the Magical Warrior, Hannibal Necromancer, Blast Magician, Magical Marrionette, etc. are all Sniper Cards.
A deck built on making your opponent Deckout*or run out of cards in their deck*. Cards in a deckout Deck include*but are not limited to*: Needle Worm, Gravekeepers Servent, etc.
Combination of ECG and OCG. TCG is any real Yugioh Card basically.
A term used to say that a card is available in america.
A term used to say that a card is not available in america, but is in Japan. Basically, Japanese cards. Cards such as Beautiful Head Huntress, Tome of Magic, etc are OCG cards.
A term used to say that a card is not real, that someone made it themselves. All the cards on this site available are CCG, unless I say otherwise.
A term used to say that a card is not real, but is used in the anime. ACG cards will have the effects of the anime version of the card. Card such as Card of Demise, Harpie Lady Phoenix Formation, The Golden Castle of Stromberg, etc, are all ACG Cards.
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