But the odds of it being scissors would only be 1/8, while the odds of it being rock or paper would be 3/8 a piece.

I like how I came up with the idea for the team and I'm at the bottom of the list.  ;__;

Alphabet OP.

I'm certainly not discrediting you for coming up with the idea of the deck, but I'm not crediting you either.

Looking at Judgment, Accel End, and the DDW spell attributes would lead most people to the conclusion that this is how Bushiroad wants us to build Judgement.

Depends on the deck.

I typically run:

24 Monsters
6 Items
20 Spells

For certain decks that have a lot of card advantage, like Magic World, you can get away with more spells.

For decks like Legend World's Heroes, you rely on having 8-10 Items in your deck to fish with Merlin and exchange with Prydwin.

There's plenty of exceptions.

Buddy - Shiny Asmodai
Flag - Magic World

Size 1's (15)

4x Shiny Asmodai (This unit is amazing.  It lets you shove all of your Asmodai units back into your deck, enabling more consistent backdrop damage.  This card makes the deck viable.)
4x Demon Lord, Asmodai (Staple.  If you ditch an Asmodai, it can be shoved back to deck with Shiny.  You can also declare a target, have them protect it with a spell, then choose not to discard because Bushiroad made these rules silly.)
4x Let's Play, Asmodai (Another Asmodai.  Not that great of an effect, but we'll take what we can get.)
3x Demon Doctor, Buer (Sadly, not an Asmodai.  But he enables Backdrop plays by giving us a gauge.  And he's adorable.  And his shoes don't match.  At least on the feet that he's wearing shoes.)

Size 2's (8)

4x Dance, Asmodai (Pay 1 gauge to draw one when it enters.  Loads the drop up with more Asmodais.  Fishes for Backdrop.  6k power and 2 crit make it a nice beater compared to all of your 1 crit units.)
4x Super Tough, Asmodai (Don't call this unit unless you're fighting a Seiger player.  Just let it go.  It's here for one reason only, because of its name.  3 gauge is too much.)

Size 3's (4)

Champion Wrestler, Asmodai (2 gauge to get as many discard-to-destroy abilities as you would like to trigger.  9k power, 2 crit, double attack make it a nice damage dealer and field clearer.  Lack of soulguard and 1k defense makes him a lackluster option for defense.)

Items (4)

4x Gunrod, Bechstein (Del Ges can work, but if your center is opened, the extra power on Bechstein can help clear better.  You also have 15 1 crit monsters, and the rest are 2 crit, so Del Ges' effect isn't that great here.)

Spells (15)

4x Nice One! (I like cards.)
4x Magical Goodbye (Lets us recycle backdrops with Demon Lord, Asmodai or life gain with Let's Play, Asmodai.  Even card draw with Dance, Asmodai.  Or gauge with Buer.  Versatile, since this is a largely on-call deck.)
3x Chillax! (Staple no-ouchie-me-please.)
2x Solomon's Shield (Good for protecting your creatures, as they have low defense, so they won't be link attacked often, if ever.
2x Key of Solomon, 1st Volume (A [Counter] speed gauge 2.  Last-ditch resort to trigger Backdrop.  Not a big fan of it as it's a minus to play for the gauge, but if that's the difference between backdropping or not, it's worth it.)

Impacts (4)

Asmodai Eternal Rolling Backdrop (This is, pay 3 gauge.  Reveal the top 5 cards of your deck.  Deal 1 damage + 1 more damage per Asmodai revealed this way.  This means it does between 1-6 damage.  We have 28 Asmodais in this deck.  That means we'll average just under 3 Asmodai units per impact for 4 damage.  However, we can severely inflate our odds by using Shiny, Asmodai's skill to shuffle any Asmodais we've got in our drop zone back to deck.  This should reasonably average out to just over 4 damage per impact, making it cheap and efficient.  The best part is that there's no field or life requirements to play this.  You get bonus points if you double backdrop.)

Not too much needs to be said outside of the individual card's extra text.  You play this like it's Magic World.  You draw some cards, backdrop some monsters, bonk some players for laughably low damage.  They get to 5 damage and think they're safe.  You bonk them for one more.  They think they're safe.  Final Phase, they're dead.  Whoooo

It's like Punisher, only with different counterplay options, less gauge cost, more consistency, but it has to be built around, so you have a bunch of 1 crit creatures.  Is the trade-off worth it?  Probably.  So long as you... Keep Rollin', Rollin', Rollin', Rollin'.

Ancient World has been the worst world since its release.  The Golden Buddy Pack and a few recent promos have only recently brought it up to competitive viability.  Previously, the Dungeon World trial deck was stronger than Ancient World.  Dragon World was never overpowered, just overplayed and oversupported.  Magic World and Dungeon World were the overpowered decks in the sets 1-2 and 3 formats, and even Dungeon World can be argued with because it was dominating because it was easy to get into with its trial deck, and it rewards players for playing the game properly (you get to draw cards when you kill things), which caused people to play the game properly (swinging into monsters instead of trying to end the game as fast as possible).  Once people started main-decking item destruction and realized that Dungeon World plays with an open center, and only has 4 attack negates and 4 destruction spells, we were able to see how frail it has the potential of being, in spite of its incredible toolbox.

Yes, I've performed dozens of FTK's in Vanguard. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Alp5Cphxi3E 

I've even FTK'd in Vanguard when my Vanguard was perfect guarded.  (Tidal Assault A -> Tidal Assault A w/ boost -> Pavroth with soul req. met was null guarded, hit a critical -> Tidal B with 2 crit -> Tidal B with 2 crit.)

Laurel + Platinum Ace + Critical Trigger on the first check can give you an instant 6 damage on turn 2.  This is how I've gotten the majority of my FTK's.

I'm not trying to turn this into a Buddyfight is better/worse than Vanguard thread.  Just dispelling these incorrect statements.

Back to the topic of the client.  A subforum alone with a Q&A or rulings section alone would be amazing.  I could see why it would be troublesome to have a judge symbol in the game.  I just want to push a system where "the correct answers" can be attained from.  Even the wiki has had incorrect rulings up for months and months (as an example, they said wait until your move phase to cast Dragobond, even though Moving occurs first, so you wouldn't be able to cast Dragobond in the first place, as you'd have a monster in your center).  Players try to rush Counter Timings as well, so if we could a Main Phase -> Move Phase -> Battle Phase step indicator, that'd be great.  Although, both players have to agree to go to the next phase before it can actually happen, so I see having phase options at all as a potential issue.  This isn't the client's fault, but people are going to play cards out of order without giving their opponents proper time to respond to their actions.  ~_~

I counted 889, not counting the stuff revealed in the dual trial deck for Dragon/Legend and the stuff for the Asmodai trial deck, but counting all of the Thousand Rapier Dragon reprints, Green Dragon Shield reprints, Trial deck reprints, and BR reprints.

I'd wager it'd be in the 860~ish ballpark.