I've been running the Link 3 Black Luster Soldier, and he's pretty solid as a tower in the grind game if they remove Lovely. Plus he's easy enough to make off the furniture, as long as you don't fiend lock yourself with Muckraker or Welcome Labrynth.
I agree, it is a solid towers card. I like to think if you are able to bring him out, you are already winning. May test him out again if I have room though!
I love him and have him in ulti but am not playing him atm. Simple reason is that you dont really need him and you´d rather go into other things that let you extend. I personally fell in love with the unchained line. You play shavara and escape in the main and extra (min.) 1 yama, 1 rage, 1 anguish, 1 abomination and accesscode. Also you can play through ash and have 3 interruptions with rage into little knight
I’ve tested it in a previous build using it to protect the Welcomes. I’ve played it in place of Keldo/Mudora. You should also add Accel Synchro Stardust Dragon if you have it. That would make Gamma effect result in a Baronne on its own.
Tear is a bad matchup generally and Unchained can be bad if you are not prepared enough in the main deck. That’s why we use Nibiru, Ice Dragon’s Prison and lots of sideboard dedicated to those matchups. Luckily they have some crossover. Which do you feel are the worst? I’d like to know.
Haven’t tried it, but the issue isn’t going first for me. It’s going 2nd when you have poor luck with no handtraps! I think the 3 bystials and 3 crow give me really good odds to prevent that now.
@sinistergaming_tcg I have a solution, personally in my list I main 2 evenly matched and a 1 crossout designator and called by. I play on ygo omega. Issue issue with labrynth is that it isn't OP. You need many cards to keep your engine full speed. And I bank on going second so droll in hand slows my opponent and evenly matched is a nice punch in the mouth to my opponent.
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Could you explain further why you’re maining the Ishizu shufflers? I don’t really see the reason behind running them. Wouldn’t Tackle Crusader work better?
Lab lacks immediate grave interaction. Think of it as a better DD crow, but with the condition that they must be discarded by Stove and Chandelier. Example: Your opponent activates branded fusion sending lubellion and fallen of albaz to summon fusion Albion. As a result, Albion would attempt to fusion summon, as C2 you chain a furniture pitching Keldo to set a trap, in the same chain, you may chain Keldo as C3 and shuffle his Albaz and Lubellion. This way, they are likely not to get full combo and are force to fuse from the hand. You just interrupted their full combo by doing a standard furniture play! Worst case scenario you can prevent your cards from being banished by DD crow or bystials.
Thank you very much for explaining that! I didn’t think of doing it that way. I personally used Tackle Crusader as a way to either Book of Moon a monster or to bounce face-up continuous/field Spells/Traps to the hand. I might Side the Crusaders then
I have a very different approach to the deck. First of all, you can't imagine how happy i am that i didn't see continuous floodgates but furniture instead. To begin, Extrav, while a +1, ruins the Extra Deck capabilities of the deck and I hate it for that. IMO Prosp despite being even, not only allows you to get a more powerful card, but it also gives you the option to selectively banish making it incomparably stronger post-siding. Only 1 Coocklock and Arias make the deck slower and more vulnerable to bystials. Now not only we have more combinations that can turn into an interruption, bad Welcome also becomes an interruption if you combine it with a trap in hand. Despite those combinations requiring 2/3 cards, you reach a critical point where they can often happen. About the trap lineup, Terrors vastly underperformed for me, Daruma was always the best, while IDP was slid overall. Now with Resue on the scene + less purrely + tears without Rulk my tech choice (torrential) was second best behind Daruma, because Emergency preventing targeting effects from resolving is quite painful and sets you back for an entire turn. About the shufflers, i was on the same boat but ended up always siding them. My handtrap lineup was also Ash Imperm Nib (with 2 Droll instead of Fen) Finally about the main, Arianne (the bad lvl4) was phenomenal for me, setting up Dweller with ease against Tear and Bagooska vs Branded, while the card that completely overperformed was Instant Fusion. The idea behind it was to not only have an answer against Ash (CBTG is sided because it's bad going second into boards) but to also allow the deck easy access for full power SP + easily bait boards going second (through Millennium/Thousand/Anima) that are nasty against non-removal negation and easily turn into Typhon as well. The extra deck is so free without Extrav This way you can side chainable Traps that wont care about Evenly/Storm, prefering most of the time DDG instead of EEV. Note here that i find Lord not only win-more but also a contradictory card i don't get why it's played in the side. First it doesnt protect from Evenly (at least here the most popular boardwipe), second if you play floods you cant protect them as soon as they are flipped, third it already requires the engine to be running to do something, and even at that point you can get it's full value only by Cooclock that you play 1. I went to 2 win-a-box tournaments, the first i was 5-0 (Swoswo, Tear, Spright, VS, Purrely, Rescue, Unchained) with no loss but then lost 4 games consecutively specifically for not having SP in my extra (1 to TCBOO, 1 to rescue in the grind because of the field spell , 2 to Unchained where i would have banished Yama in GY), ending 5-2 (that i would have won with post-game knowledge specifically by summoning SP on the losing point), then last weekend i went 6-0 completely undefeated (7th round was going late so we split) against Tear, Unchained, Dragons, VS, Rescue, Rescue (7th round would have been Rescue as well)
I never liked floodgates in lab, as the monsters all have meaningful effects on field. Arianne is something I have not personally explored, but I understand how it can increase the ceiling. I understand the Prosp reasoning in Games 2 and 3 Post side. Personally, I only ever go into: Dharc, Muckracker, Chaos Angel, and Typhon in the extra. My playstyle relies a lot on the main deck engine, I personally like looping advantage constantly and consistently, so going into power plays like first turn SP is just OK to me. Better going 2nd to try and break a board. I think DDG is a good step in the right direction and loses way less hard to cards like super poly. I do want to test that out. In the SoCal area where I am, Thrust into Harpie’s and Lightning Storm are the most popular board wipes. Evenly matched is objectively not good this format and this deck can play around it well with big welcome so I honestly don’t care about it unless I brick by setting 5 and passing lol. Once we get transaction, I think we will be in good shape moving forward. Thanks for the in-depth feedback!
@@sinistergaming_tcg rollback makes the deck nasty. But until then Arias also carries hard, despite people playing it at 0/1. I personally run her at 3 and not only does it make turn 0 Daruma/Torrential a reality (turn 0 EEV is a joke and I find myself rarely siding EEV preferring even FFV) But the free body enables the extra deck plays so much I get you rarely go to the extra with only running 1. SP + Lovely + Big Welcome is so good, I often even banish Lovely instead to be safe for an immediate interruption during my turn. But it's much better going second into boards. 6+4 for Angel along the 8+2 for more aggressive plays that don't take away Lovely/Lady baiting the interruption so that your backrow can control the match is also underestimated. Finally about HFD/Storm, you just activate your chainable backrow except Big-W and use the lingering effects + bounce. But against Evenly you have to use big-w if you don't want to lose it (or lovely), while Evenly is also more effective against Rescue so I don't get your point
I’m trying to not run the field spell in the main, just in the side deck for the mirror match. I’ve replaced it with called. What do u think? Last but not least I still love punishment in the main deck, I think it’s stronger against lot of rogue decks that u may find in locals circuits.
I’m a big fan of the field in place of Called By. It’s too good in matchups that use field spells and if you’re like me, you will draw lovely in your opening hand and the field makes that scenario less painful (pitching her with a furniture). CBTG is a must if you’re going first tho, post side. I like the idea of punishment but I don’t miss it anymore. Too many decks are able to dodge it within their own engine, or through cards like Droplet, Book, Enemy Controller, or protection cards. It also makes you play into talents more. If you’re going that route, Prosperity may be better for your deck.
Bro I d barrier a purely on turn 0 butler is crazy let’s you screw with there main phase in so many ways and it floats ??? Your tripping butler at 3 clock at two is correct
You can beat Purrely by activating any furniture in response to a Memory spell, before they attach with Baby Noir. It’s really that simple. Cooclock could be at 2 because of Crow and Bystials, sure.
@@sinistergaming_tcg well I just value the ability to play turn 0 and screw with your opponents turn and the float effect is crazy but I just enjoy a more skillful build
Not needed unless you specifically play more discards (like Dinomischus), fiend griefing, or archfiend’s ghastly glitch. Ultimately it makes your deck slower.
The options in this list are: Nib, Typhon, Cannon, Shufflers putting back any Visas Starfrost or 15/21 monsters, DD crow when they activate scareclaw arrival (or visas) or Tri Heart when they try to summon him back. Lightning storm and harpies for Scareclaw + the above. Bystials are also slightly better vs them when you hit Reichheart. You can side Droll or Shifter vs the deck, but some Manadium decks side Shifter themselves.
Nah, Skill Drain is only good in matchups you should be winning. It’s terrible in bad matchups like Tear, Infernoble, Mannadium, Purrely, etc. Of course it’s good going first, but additionally a lot of decks have inherent ways of playing around skill drain such as activating a monster effect as C1 then using another card as C2 to “bypass” it (setting face down, removing from the board, etc).
