168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Yu-Gi-Oh's set Cyberstorm Access offers considerable value through cards that provide support for popular archetypes. These cards can not only help strengthen your deck but also introduce forms of support that꧂ round out archetypes like Mannadium and Gold Pride.
This set, like most of Konami’s best releases, shakes up the game and is on track to motivate you to look at which deck you want to build next. With so much potential packed into one set, it's a must-have for any Yu-Gi-Oh player.
10 Nemleria
This set introduces the Nemleria archetype to the TCG, bringing in more possibilities for pendulum gameplay. Dreaming Nemleria is a fun level one pendulum monster that is placed atop the Extra Deck as if she’s resting on a mattress. This card can be special summoned when the Extra Deck is completely empty, and has the ability to banish an opponent's card on the field or in the graveyard.
This sets up banishes that can be recycled to implement the same strategy again, with the help of Dream Defender monsters. However, since the archetype lacks am🅺ple support until the release of Duelist Nexus, it relies on Gren Ma𝓡ju and Gizmek cards to stay afloat.
9 ▨ Tellarknights ﷽
Additional cards have been released for both the Tellarknight and Constellar archetypes, providing improved consistency for each deck. Although these archetypes are distinct, their strategies can complement each other effectively. However, the pure Tellarknight deck receives more support this time around compared to the hybrid variant, which isn't the most dependable.
One card that enhances consistency for both decks is C๊onstellarknight Caduceus, which enables players to recycle cards and set up their field again. Meanwhile, Tellarknight Lyran serves as the spell searcher, while Constellar Tellarknights combines the lore of both mo𒈔nsters and represents the spell card for the deck.
8 Swordsoul
Swordsoul has a great consistency and multiple flex spots that are open for gr𝔍eat hand traps such as Droll & Lock Bird and Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit. Cyberstorm Access includes the card Swordsoul Punishment, which offers an opportunity to banish your opponent’s monsters.
However, the card that&rs♈quo;s been seeing much more play is Ringowurm, The Dragon Guarding the Hundred Apples. As Swordsoul relies on Synchro summoning,𝓡 the card makes a perfect extender to help you get your boss monsters on the board
7 Code Tal𝕴kers
The Cyberse archetype, which includes Code Talkers, has received a substantial upgrade. Accesscode Talker is a staple leading option for clearing opponents in one turn. It's become the preferred boss monster for many decks.
Additionally, Protectcode Talker is an excellent Talker card that safeguards your Link 4 and Firewall monsters. Other cards, such as Firewall Defenser,🥃 Firewall Phantom, and Cyberse Sage also work well in the deck. Firewall Phantom facilitates Code Talker consistency by enabling🧸 you to search for a Cyberse spell or trap from your deck.
6 𓄧 Dragon Link
Dragon Link gets lots of good cards in the form of dragons, but also gets the bulk of their support from other Cyberse-re💎lated cards. Ringowurm works as a great extender in this deck as well creating an opening to create the boss monster, Bystial Dis Pater.
The Synchro boss monster banishes an opponent’s monsters, as well as counters banishment, offering a monster negate as well.🎀 The link strategy also remains one of the strategies that dodges hand traps the best, which is extremely useful.
5 Purrely
These little fluff balls have been causing waves of hype since their release in the Amazing Defenders booster box. They&rsquo🔯;re on course to take over the game the way they have been in the OCG with support in the form of a second Purrely monster, Purrely Lily, and an Extra Deck monster called Expurꦺrely Noir.
This bundle of joy is unaffected by your opponent's card effects while also being able to bounce one of their cards back to the bottom of their deck. So cute.
4 Superhea𒅌vy Samurai
An archetype that had bare-bones support before Cyberstorm Access was Superheavy Samurai. Not many were expecting this deck to get any support, but it’s been 🐬garnering the attention of many, as it’s the most budget option on the list, as well as having the ability to run only monsters.
The best support comes in 🅰the form of a one-card combo starter in Superheavy Samurai Prodigy Wakaushi. Not needing to play any spells or traps lets the deck play several hand traps it can use to counter its opponent from stopping their combos.
3 Gold Pride ꦫ 💛
The TCG exclusive Gold Pride cards made their first ཧap🃏pearance in the previous set, Photon Hypernova, but have their time to shine now with their second wave of support in Cyberstorm Access. The archetype plays with your life points when it needs to special summon out a monster or sometimes activate an effect.
Gold Pride pairs nicely with P.U.N.K. cards, which pay life points to activate effects. Gold Pride has lots of time to show what it can bring to𓆉 the game being one of the released archetypes.
2 Mannadium
Visas Starfrost has been feeling lonely for a while, but fi𝐆nally has more Mannadium monsters, tuners, and a plethora of spell and trap cards to back it up. Mannadiumꦉ Riumheart serves as a monster that can special summon itself, and destroys your opponent’s monsters on summon.
It can also search one of the many spells or traps that help the deck in Synchro summoning out Extra Deck monsters. All the cards require Visas Starf𒆙rost as the centerpiece of the deck, so it’s great to see the main character get more lore and card support.
1 Branded
The Branded strategy tops the list with the main archetypes involved being that of Branded𝓡 Bystial and Despia. Cyberstorm Access has helped developed a version of the deck that is being coined as Branded Bystial Despia Synchro (with sಌome Albaz) - a deck build no one was expecting with the Branded strategy usually leaning on Fusion Extra Deck monsters.
Since it has no defined way of being played so far, it maintains an element of surprise with i🍌ts Synchro ability. Cards like Guiding Quem, The Virtuous help support the deck by providing another quick fusion strategy similar to Branded 💧Fusion while cards such as Despia Luluwalith set up a negate for any face-up card on the field.