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can i use on of them as a non brick card? i play also a lot of spells

You can play 3 Elzette of the White Forest and 1 Rucia of the White Forest. This package doesn't use the normal summon.

Ryzeal Cross's negation is based on resolution, not activation. The negation itself is not an activated effect; rather, it’s continuously applied by the face-up card in the Field Spell Zone. Think of it like "Skill Drain" - you can summon your monster and activate its effect, but when it attempts to resolve, it gets negated due to "Skill Drain" being active on the field.

@@pole-master but is it nibiru proof?

yes as long as there is an xyz material to detach on resolution, the effect of nibiru will be negated

You're right. I used Shifter not only as a disruption but also as a benchmark to see how I should respond if my opponent played it against me. This was just for testing purposes, though. If I were to include Shifter in my main deck, I would likely run Bonfires as well.

@@HyroDeFlure 100% agree If you opt out of main decking it, Bystials would probably be the move because Fiendsmith is gonna be everywhere. That, or filling those slots with a third Nib and maybe 2 Crossouts

Necroquip probably?

While it's possible to transition into Fiendsmith from a one-card Centur-ion starter, it's generally not worth it. The synchro lineup offers significantly stronger end boards, like Cosmic Blazar Dragon, a counter trap, and an additional synchro on your opponent's turn. Centur-ion excels in producing powerful boss monsters without needing to rely on options like Fiendsmith, Apollousa, or High King, which are more common in decks with weaker boss monsters. Overall, focusing on the synchro path provides a more robust and reliable strategy😊

@@HyroDeFlure Yeah that makes sense but it also makes me question the lists that do play it lol. Thanks for clarifying. If you want a video recommendation maybe try Fiendsmith Labrynth? I tried it out and it makes 8-10 interruptions depending on the hand it’s pretty cool. It’s got a lot of potential in combo variants though so it’d be cool to see someone else’s approach.

Don't think is actually blind going second. If you win the dice you still wanna go first, you're just prepared to break boards instead of Handtrapping them. When you know you go second you switch the Skill Drain, Synchro Zone, even Deck Lockdown for the sidedeck options

Ups there are not light fiends in FMR

@@lukeyilonen yeah that would be crazy 😄

Glad you like it 😊HEARTS OF CRYPTER lets you recycle the traps, so you don't necessarily need to play more than one of each. But I agree, running more can be a smart way to dodge interruptions and keep your plays going strong.

The new Link 3 MALICE Queen White Binder is definitely a game-changer for this archetype! Its ability to banish your own cards adds an explosive dimension to your combos, allowing you to clear up extra deck space and make more strategic plays. However, while it does streamline some aspects, the deck still relies heavily on extra deck resources for combos, which could make the grind game challenging. Fortunately, White Binder’s banish effect enables other Links to resummon themselves, helping to mitigate that issue. This card might just take the deck to a whole new level😊

I swear people are hyping this up so much, its gonna be tier 2-1.5, and wont be any better than like RB

@@barbaradeschenes7141 It's already shaping up to be a strong deck with its initial release, and don't forget it’s slated to get at least five more support cards in the future. This could definitely push it beyond Tier 2, potentially into the Tier 1.5 range or even higher😊

@@HyroDeFlure wdym at least 5 more cards? Most decks now get 1-2 cards for the following 2 sets after their release, thats it. Take a look at snake eyes for example, they received poplar and snake-eyes diabellstar, thats it

@barbaradeschenes7141 This deck will be released as a deck build set, which is different than a main set. This is a new thing that happened on the last deck build set where konami will give each archetype from that set at least 5 cards over the span of a year.

soon😊

Glad you liked the 3 Nibs! 😄 I'll be sharing a decklist soon, so stay tuned! In the meantime, you can start picking up the key cards featured in the combo - they’ll definitely come in handy

@@HyroDeFlure Sure thing Bro

Neo Tempest is the only card that could spike in price since it is from MAZE. The rest of the cyberse support is very cheap.

I don’t see a world where Crimson gets banned, but if they ban Crimson, Centurion will take a huge hit and probably die without another support wave that has to be very crazy and that’s unlikely. There are much ban worthier cards in the game rn and both TCG and OCG don’t care about Crimson, since there are almost 2 decks that can run it without problem and that’s Centurion and Junks. Centurion is just a rouge deck in Snake-eyes, Yubel and Tenpai format.

Glad you like it😊

As any Cyberse deck, you can't

Impossible

The deck doesnt care much about droll, the draws are fluff and you only search once, every other card sets. With nibiru, you just undercommit by setting the banishing search trap and make one of the 3s and hold field spell. If they nib, you use the field spell to float back like nothing happened. Works better under shiftwr as you dont need the field spell to float back

@@ruboboyo4579 the deck actually draws a lot: the main deck Monster which draws 2, Allure of Darkness, Wicckid which searches Sigma, the New Link-3... So Droll Can be a problem, depending your hand. Nibiru is a Big problem, you can't play around it, if your opponent is not dumb he won't nib you until you hard commit. If you don't hard commit, you will have a weak end board, 2 disruptions is not enough by today's standards.

@@simonkmd7316 I mean ofc its a big problem but you can play around nib as long as its not before you splash mage lock yourself. Theres lines where you use haggard instead to avoid having to go into splash that end on like crypter +1 and a trap assuming they nib you at the worst possible time, its not terrible. The problem is at the current moment it doesnt actually seem worth it to play around it that hard. As far as droll, i mean if you are playing wicckid and sigma i guess but i dont see why you would play those cards at all when u legit dont need too

yeah with this new link there is zero reasons to play shifter now

@@pole-masterzero reason to play shifter??? Shifter solos all the top decks, there is no reason not to play shifter

Glad you like it😊 This deck is definitely shaping up to be something special, and it's awesome that we can finally make full use of all three traps

​@@barbaradeschenes7141 Shifter is definitely a powerhouse against certain top decks, no doubt about that. However, it also significantly limits combo potential and can cripple the Cyberse extra deck, which is why it might not always be the best to main deck if you enjoy the Cyberse extra deck.

@@HyroDeFlure so you value big combos over winning the game? The only reason to play malice is shifter, otherwise its like any other combo deck, just a less resilient snake eyes

Glad you like it!

@@HyroDeFlure I loved it, if you don't mind, could you show the strongest combo with Malice Dormouse? Or would you say it's pretty much the same.

@@datruthgt5609 Its basically the same. NS Dormouse, Banish WR from deck, Summon back WR, WR set either TB-11 (the special summon one) or MTP-07 if you're scared of nib (Searcher and Non-Target Banish), link one into Linguriboh then both S:P, S:P banish the one you NS and then it goes the same as the video

no

Lab cards lock you into fiend. You could do your Malice combos and then set Lab traps for triggering on your opponents turn to tear up their board then attack them for game on your turn but the fiend locks would have to be accounted for.

yes but you will heave to make though decisions on the extra deck

@widchaponjearaphunt5452 Oh, that's pretty cool 😍

yeah i hope next pack at least contain Atrii

Yeah, you're right. I was just testing Shifter with the new Synchro to see how it might work in different matchups. It's definitely situational, and I've noticed it can backfire, especially with how much this deck relies on the graveyard😊

YGO ômega

It replaces the effect so you don’t lose out on anything. It’s like the new yubel card

you can place one from grave as well, so you place primera or atrii

@@NewfieSteve83 oh ok that's cool

u can count atri as non tuner...

Reading is hard lmao

@@Ezj9727 i mean who is gonna read all the cards

@@marcochiesa6356 haha you’d think people would read the cards before trying to critique someone who made the video about them 😂 (unlike the original comment)

Yes, that's true-on its own, it might not have much impact, but when combined with other interruptions, it can significantly increase the chances of surviving the battle phase😊

Yeh I agree I'm not taking chances against tenpai during the battle phase that's just horrible advice

Bro mustve shouted "lmao" in his mind

Thanks for pointing that out! Typically, when playing against skilled opponents, they’ll hold off on using Nibiru until you activate Crimson Dragon targeting Auxill. This way, they can eliminate not just the Level 12 monster but also Crimson Dragon, which many decks only run one copy of. Only a seasoned Centurion player would recognize the importance of using Nibiru one step earlier. This is still a very important combo to know if you want to get the level 8 synchro into circulation and have your crimson dragon be protected by cosmic Blazar. If you still feel this combo isn’t secure enough, you can stick with the old approach and keep the Level 8 as a backup in case Trudeau gets negated and you’re left with only two Level 4 monsters. However, doing so will leave you with a weaker board in the end😊

@@HyroDeFlure I feel that the new support gives much better follow-up and consistency for the existing bread-and-butter combo that doesnt lose to nib and droll like you pointed out 💪

I think the correct way to play around Nib is to summon Primera Primus with Phalanx on End Phase to Synchro into Crimson using Stand Up's effect. This forces you to give up on Cimelia, though.

@@HyroDeFlure ok but that means the combo just doesnt play around nib?

As a centrion hater noted

I hate to say it, but you're mistaken. In this combo, right after I add the field spell with Primera, the opponent will likely use Droll. However, I can still continue by activating the field spell, placing Trudeau in the spell/trap zone, and then summoning her. After that, I use her effect to place one of the Level 8 Centurions in the spell/trap zone. From there, I can go into Auxilla and then place Primera in the spell/trap zone during the end phase. On the opponent's turn, you can continue playing. This is the classic Centurion combo that was used before the Level 8 Synchro was introduced😊

Not really we can still do regular combo which will give you enough gas for your opponent’s turn

@@HyroDeFlure ok, we understand that centurion doesn't completely lose to droll but the point is that with 1 more HT you will only lose the game, in a meta where they play with 20 HT on top of a fiendsmith/snake our centurion is still lagging behind, but a good combo I'm just trying to be more realistic

Raizeol locks you into rank 4 xyz. Meanwhile, exosister needs rank 8 xyz.

@@dhiaajalloul7218 it doesn’t “need” it

Raizeol is heavily inspired by mathmeck

@@HyroDeFlure take all my gem then!!

Congrats on getting the deck! Everyone starts somewhere, and with practice, you'll definitely get better. The new card is awesome. Keep at it, and enjoy the journey😊

@@HyroDeFlure yeah. I Hope i can get good fast witz IT but i guess IT Take some time but i cant wait to buy the new Card If ITS released

@@HyroDeFlure but i Love this deck. I tested some tatsu Combo and in the enemy Turn i would Special witch but If i Special instead theough combine cretions Effekt creation King i get a Pop and the field soell Trigger to Special witch. So i can only make plus and this ist Kind of funny how you get new ways ro Play and mill and to reshuffle.

The combos dont change much, and you should still play/make rafflesia even tho the field spell can negate. Rafflesia can be used on your turn to negate hand traps and on the opponent's turn to destroy cards😊

It is what it is. You can try to build around it, but creating effective combos or a solid deck becomes challenging. You can always opt for a Bagoska pass

next format droll will be insane cuz all of the next meta decks add alot

Thanks! I'm glad you're excited for Raizeol! The deck can be pretty restrictive, but I'll do my best to make it work. I'm also really looking forward to the new deck build pack and exploring the upcoming archetypes😊

@@HyroDeFlure Yea, it definitely needs another wave of support to become more fluid with its strategy.

@@derkaiser16 YGO OMEGA