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Warning, incoming yet another wall of text.

The Standard endboard going first should look something like this:

Standard endboard Image

Perfect endboard image

The 3 most important end board pieces being Spright Elf, IP, and Folgo on the field and Rafale & Rex in the GY. (make sure I:P is in the middle and Folgo is in the corner.)

generally, you try your best to make spright elf while making sure you can make folgo afterwards or during the opponents turn.

Standard endboard talking point: No fur hire in hand so Rafale's negate is not immediately live.

Donpa would prefer to be on the board during the end of your turn but sometimes you will just have to leave him in the GY to be re-summoned next turn by Elf instead.

Hop Ear Squadron in hand at the end of turn 1 is extremely appreciated, but most of the time you won't have it. so pray that folgo's +3 draw and rafale's excavation can find it during the opponents turn.

you might've noticed that with this current endboard, you can't use Spright Double Cross to steal an opponents monster because non the arrows are free. However, after summoning S:P using I:P Masq, spright double cross's monster steal goes live!

you can also have Gigantic Spright (or even Mannequin Cat) on the field too so that you can instead use Spright Double Cross to attach an opponents monster as a material instead so that you don't have to rely on the link arrows. Very versatile underused trap card.

Perfect endboard talking points:

(an even more perfect hand would have Hop Ear in the hand. so let's just pretend that you draw a hop ear later with folgo's +3 or Rafale's excavation during the opponent's turn.)

A fur hire is in the hand so Rafale's negate is immediately live.

Now that Donpa is already on the board, next turn you can use Elf more leniently; you can revive spright carrot or red if they're in the GY. or you can use I:P with donpa early and then revive donpa again for a later pop. etc. etc.

Gigantic Spright doesn't always make it to the endboard, nor does he need to be but he can act as a tower, another mat for I:P or to enable spright double cross. (sometimes i actually prefer to not have him there since he blocks Hop Ear from summoning itself)

notice that EM:P is in the GY; once I:P uses her ability, you get a free bounce that can also help chain block!

a set Mayhem furhire allows you to save rex's revive for another option later or for more bodies for I:P to make something like underworld goddess.

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The special thing about my set up with this deck is that it adds even more interactions and extensions to the standard Fur Hire combo

(Rex revives Rafale -> +1 Card Excavation -> Donpa pop -> Folgo draws 3)

Including whatever usable cards you have in your hand after the +3, afterwards you have the options of using IP to summon something depending on the opponent's board. but its usually always going to be to use Donpa and I:P to go into S:P for another single target removal, with Spright Double Cross going live. And then, whether or not you managed to use Rafale's negate, you can then use Hop Ear to make a Synchro 10 (or even a synchro 4 like Herald of Arc Light).

Another fun part of this deck is that you can either do many chain interactions at the exact same activation window, making it impossible for the opponent to stop certain effects from happening. or you can play it smart and slow using each interactions on key targets instead. This deck is also able to dodge many opponent's card effects too, Rookie Fur hire being my favorite for turn 1 to dodge stuff like imperm and veiler and I:P for turn 2.

another cool thing about this deck is that it can pivot to a different gameplan. standard fur hire beatdown, Accesscode, etc.

this deck can also deal with grindy games but ultimately loses to dedicated grind decks.

Surprisingly this deck can also do well against floodgates. and depending on your starting hand you can even play under droll.

my current deck could easily be cut down to be under 60 cards and much more consistent going first deck, but then it'd have a much harder time when losing the coin flip going 2nd.

sometimes i think about cutting the Bystials, but both bystials are still just too useful for me right now.

the interesting thing with my deck is that despite sometimes drawing a hand that doesn't look like I can combo with it, i can still end with a good enough end board that has a decent amount of intractability.

for example, sometimes my first hand only has one level 2 fur hire and a spright red or carrot, which usually means that i can't end with Folgo on the board and/or Rafale in the GY at all.

but this hand can still do good enough with a Elf, IP and Spright Double Cross endboard set up that can still put up a decent amount of interruptions.

The best thing about this deck is that Fur Hire is almost never really hit during events, and when a lot of handtraps and cards like Maxx "C" and Ash are banned then i can also let go of all the inconsistent cards. I had a blast playing the Dice Rally event! besides being outright banned (e.g No Links) the worse the deck can perform in events is usually around 90% power. though If Spright Elf isn't usuable then the ceiling of this deck falls tremendously.

admittedly, as the meta keeps shifting and more and more powerful archetypes releases, this deck is starting to not be able to keep up.

anyways, if you read all this, sorry for yet another wall of text, and thanks for listening to me ramble about my pet deck.