New LIGHT Rituals descend upon the game.
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Welcome back to another Creative Deck Profile on new archetypes, this time centered upon the ‘Silenforc’ archetype built to be a retrain of the iconic Skull Guardian. In its new form, the crossed blades of the Level 7 LIGHT Ritual return in Skull Guardian, the Silenforcing Protector (YGOrg Translation). While it starts with 2050 ATK, it doubles that while you have Novox, the Silenforcer Disciple (YGOrg Translation) on field or in GY. When Ritual Summoned, new Skull tutors any Silentforc monster or any Warrior or Dragon Ritual. Then, if you control Novox, it has a once-per-turn omni-negate. Speaking of Novox, this monster is the personification of Skull Guardian’s original Ritual Spell, Novox’s Prayer, but now, it is a Level 1 LIGHT Fairy that has three effects to keep this deck together. First, it can be used as the entire Tribute for a LIGHT Warrior or Dragon Ritual. Second, it places a Silenforc Continuous S/T on the field when summoned, and lastly, it Special Summons itself from the GY when you Special Summon a LIGHT Warrior or Dragon Ritual. If you hadn’t caught onto the trend yet, all of these monsters are designed to work with the existing Ritual cardpool. And while they specifically reference Sauravis, the Ancient and Ascended and Saffira, Queen of Dragons, this theme also can utilize Odd-Eyes Pendulumgraph Dragon quite well! Speaking of Saffira and Sauravis, each gets an Effect Monster in this new Silenforce theme, so let’s check those out next!
Saffira, the Wise Silenforcer Queen (YGOrg Translation) is the heart and soul of how this archetype works, as it can be discarded to send a Ritual Spell from your Deck to the GY, then you get to add any LIGHT Warrior or Dragon Ritual to hand. Additionally, it can be banished from the GY to trigger a Ritual Summon of a said Ritual Monster. Sauravis, the Sagely Silenforcer Dragon (YGOrg Translation) is the other retrain, able to be Special Summoned from the hand by shuffling a Ritual Spell and any other Spell from your GY into the Deck. Additionally, much like Ritual Sauravis, it can return itself to the hand when the opponent activates a card or effect, but this one Special Summons any LIGHT Warrior or Dragon Ritual from your hand/Deck rather than negating a summon! Closing out the new cards in the archetype, the Ritual Spell, Silentforcing Prayer (YGOrg Translation), is pretty much as you’d expect, able to Ritual Summon any LIGHT Ritual Monster. Then for the Continuous S/Ts, Silenforcing Barrier (YGOrg Translation) mainly forces your opponent to target Ritual Monsters for attacks while you control Novox, and it can tutor a Silentforc card each turn. Then Silenforcing Authority (YGOrg Translation) can either shuffle a Ritual or Ritual Spell from the GY into the Deck to tutor a Silenforc monster, or it can destroy itself and the same number of cards on your opponent’s field as LIGHT Rituals your opponent controls! As you’ll see with the replays, this deck is all about committing your Ritual Monsters to the field, then slowly winning the duel one turn at a time. No prayers necessary here, but I’m sure Novox can offer one for you if your Tribute your Diviner of the Herald!
Provided Decklist:
Monsters: 20
| Dogmatika Maximus
| Sauravis, the Sagely Silenforcer Dragon
||| Saffira, the Wise Silenforcer Queen
||| Diviner of the Herald
| Cyber Egg Angel
||| Novox, the Silenforcer Disciple
||| Effect Veiler
| Odd-Eyes Pendulumgraph Dragon
| Sauravis, the Ancient and Ascended
|| Skull Guardian, the Silenforcing Protector
| Saffira, Queen of DragonsSpells: 16
||| Nadir Servant
| One for One
|| Pre-Preparation of Rites
||| Preparation of Rites
|| Silenforcing Prayer
| Called by the Grave
||| Silenforcing Barrier
| Ritual SanctuaryTraps: 5
||| Infinite Impermanence
|| Silenforcing AuthorityExtra Deck:
| Garura, Wings of Resonant Life
|| Elder Entity N’tss
| Odd-Eyes Wing Dragon
||| Herald of the Arc Light
| Odd-Eyes Rebellion Dragon
| Odd-Eyes Rebellion Dragon Overlord
| Tri-Brigade Arms Bucephalus II
|| Dyna Mondo
| Tri-Brigade Ferrijit the Barren Blossom
| Secure Gardna
| Linkuriboh
Note: This is continuing the style of Creative Deck Profile articles, designed to showcase a build through replays and an attached summary. If you wish to see a CDP for an archetype, theme, or strategy you love, feel free to private message me on the YGOrg Discord server, the comments section of any of my YouTube videos, or just post a comment in response to this article on our Facebook page or through the site with your ideas for me to keep under consideration! On most YGO-related communities my username is Quincymccoy, so feel free to reach out. Current pending requested profiles include: Fluffal, SPYRAL, Inzektor, Majespecter, Thunder Dragon, Metaphys, Infernoid
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deck ideas? I can do that
a Yubel deck that focuses more on the base Yubel and its fusion monsters, instead of trying to get Terror Incarnate or Ultimate Nightmare out, with Valmonica’s pendulum summoning aiding in getting tributes for Yubel’s effect onto the field, with a splash of Xyz monsters that can also use Valmonica’s level 4 pendulum as a base (can’t remember off the top of my head if pendulum summoning is one monster max from the extra deck per pendulum summon or an either/or summon from hand or extra deck, so the number of other pendulum monsters as fuel for the deck depends on the rules)
either a Centurion or Centurion/Trap Monster (maybe Paleozoic) deck with Uria, Lord of Searing Flames as a boss monster. Centurion (I believe) is ridiculously fast at summoning Uria outside of Sacred Beast specific cards, but Uria wouldn’t have a lot of power, so cards like Extra Foolish Burial and Magic Planter might just be needed staples.
Speaking of Sacred Beasts, how about a Hamon deck that combines Crystal Beasts and Snake-Eyes?