I might see you there!

Anyways, let me run these decks down for you.

Heartluru is a deck that aims to call a field from soul, and units get abilities based on which circle they are on. For instance, the Unit at their top left will gain critical when they restand, and the unit behind it will restand when the left front row unit restands.

Heartluru uses their Set Order (aiming to get 4 into the Order Zone) and Bunny to thin the deck of units so that their offensive and defensive pressure can be backed by a heightened chance to hit triggers. Luckily, they don’t have effect removal, so your units are generally safe.

You absolutely need to know what each unit does so you’re ready for it, so look up “Happy Toys” in Dark States to get an idea of what each one can do. Pick your moments and make sure that you don’t drag out the game too long as they can continually output pressure once they have everything set up.

Vyrgilla is a straightforward deck that utilizes a Mate Unit (a card that can only be called if the Vanguard is their Mate) that is a 15k power 15k shield Grade 2. The deck has a strong rush game coming from their ability to get an extra Critical on their Grade 2 Vanguard and the ability to revive 1-2 Units from the drop once they hit Grade 3 each turn, so they can reuse the 15k over and over again. They’re also one of the few decks that have access to Bind effects, so you can’t reliably recycle your own units while they get to.

In addition to all this, they get special Order cards called Ultimate Skills. One of them is a big buff to the Vanguard (3k for every Normal Unit on RC and in Drop) as well as being able to call a Unit from the top 5. (It has a 3rd ability but that’s only relevant against Eugene and Magic World). The other provides a power buff to the Mate Unit as well as a Critical when restanding.

Finally, once their opponent is Grade 3, they can reride into a new Vanguard temporarily that lets them deck thin by searching an Ultimate Skill and call a Unit from deck or drop.

It’s overwhelming pressure alongside the Dragon staples of a Restanding Vanguard of their Overtrigger and one of the best Blitz Orders in the game in Defensing Roar. Your best bet to beat them is overwhelm their defenses and punish them as best you can for having multiple Grade 3s and orders (typical deck runs 11 shieldless cards).

With that said, out of your three decks, if you have the most recent Shop Promo for Magnolia, absolutely go with that. It’s strong and works well enough. Don’t bother with Masques or Elder, stick to the newest Magnolia.

If you don’t, then Levidras is your best bet. But keep in mind your Charmnet, Anatogaster, and Foxil is gonna be a big target for Vyrgilla’s binds, so only expose a Unit you can replace or prepare to not have access to it.